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- 1. IF THIS THENTHAT How to use IFTTT?
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- 5. home screen ofIFTTT ‘If This Then That’
- 6. click ‘SIGN UP’to create an account
- 8. enter your ‘EMAILADDRESS’
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- 11. click ‘THIS’ toget started
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- 13. encircle are thetwo parts of Recipe… then, click continue
- 14. select channels that interestyou click ‘See more Channels’
- 15. select ‘3 moreChannels’ to continue
- 16. by the wayRECIPE is your formula that you use to connect…
- 17. emails, your gadgets (laptop,iPhones, android phones) and more…
- 18. here’s the recipesample, browse more to find what… interest you...
- 19. interest you morein collections of ‘RECIPES’
- 21. scroll down below thecollections to see the…
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- 25. where you canfind a wide collections of recipe
- 26. on the otherhand, scroll up…
- 27. and you willsee helpful icons for you
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- 30. where you cansee all your created recipes
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- 33. then search for ‘PUBLISHEDRECIPES’ from collections
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- 36. start to create connectionsbetween channels
- 38. now let’s start creatinga recipe
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- 40. then click ‘Createa Recipe’
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- 42. Choose a ‘TRIGGERCHANNEL’
- 43. type in your‘CHANNEL’
- 44. or scroll downto search
- 45. for this willuse ‘FACEBOOK’ as our trigger channel
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- 48. from a networkto another network you will be asked to...
- 49. log in firstto your network account to give IFTTT an authorization
- 50. you’ll only haveto do this once
- 51. to use youraccount
- 52. fill up thelog in bars then click ‘LOG IN’
- 54. after logging inclick ‘OK’
- 55. now choose towhom you want to ‘SHARE’
- 56. your post throughIFTTT
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- 60. now choose your‘TRIGGER’
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- 64. again click theicon
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- 66. log in toTwitter then click ‘AUTHORIZE APP’
- 67. click ‘DONE’ &now both networks are CONNECTED
- 68. choose an action letsclick ‘POST A TWEET’
- 69. type a ‘TWEETTEXT’
- 70. which IFTTT isgoing to post to Twitter
- 71. every time youhave a ‘NEW PHOTO POST’ update
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- 73. check the ‘RECIPETITLE’
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- 75. the recipe we’vecreated is now added to ‘MY RECIPES’
- 76. click on theimage...
- 77. or the pencilicon
- 78. to edit ordelete the recipe
- 79. here you cansee the ‘RECIPE ID’
- 81. ...and the ‘RECIPETITLE’
- 82. click this ‘TURNOFF’ icon
- 83. …if you decidedto stop using this recipe
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- 85. …to put into ‘PUBLIC’and can be use by others
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- 88. ‘LOG’ to checklog items
- 89. & ‘DELETE’ incase you want to remove the recipe
- 90. scroll down tosee your ‘MESSAGE BOX’
- 91. …where you havetype the ‘TWEET TEXT’
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- 93. …you want tochange or revised your tweet text
- 94. now let’s trya photo post to Facebook
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- 97. and then, let’s ‘CHECK’my Twitter account
- 99. see right afterI’ve posted to my Facebook, the tweet text was sent to my Twitter account
- 100. “Ultimate automation will makeour modern industry as primitive & outdated as a stone age man looks to us today.” ALBERT EINSTEIN