1. Log in to your account, and click on the album you want to view.
2. If you're on one of your own albums, click on the 'view guest book' link, located beneath the blue menu at the right of the page.
3. You can also access the guest book when viewing a single photo in the enlarged view.

Once you're in the guest book of an album of your own, you can:

• see how many people have viewed your album
• add comments of your own
• remove individual friends' comments
• de-activate your guest book, preventing friends from accessing that album's guest book
• re-activate it if it was previously de-activated

How to use the guest book
Whenever a new album is added to your account (either from film developing, photos you upload, or from moving/copying photos into a new album), a guest book for that album is created.

When you share that album with friends, your guest book is automatically shared. When your friends log in to view your album, they can click on the 'guest book' link while viewing your photos to read or add their own comments.

For example, if you share an album with your Uncle Jack and Grandma Beth, both of them can add comments, and they can read each other's comments. As the album owner, you can also add your own comments.

De-activating your guest book
If you'd like to prevent friends from reading and/or adding comments about your album, complete the following steps:

1. Log in to your account, and click on the album you want to view.
2. Then click on the 'guest book' link, located beneath the blue menu at the right of the page.
3. A pop-up window will appear.
4. Click 'close guest book to visitors.'

You can do this before you share the album or any time after you share the album. As the album owner, you'll still have access to the guest book, but friends with whom you share the album will not be able to access it.

Sharing Photos, Albums, and Projects

Can I share one photo from an album?
Yes, you can. To share a single photo while viewing your album, click "share" in the blue menu on the right side of the page. Then click "share a photo" or "share this photo."

Can I share more than one album at a time?
Yes, you can. To share multiple albums at one time, click the "photos" tab at the top of any page to return to your photo library. From there, click "share" in the blue menu on the right side of the page. Then click "share albums."

Can I share only certain photos from an album, or do I have to share the whole thing?
When you share an album, your friends will see the entire album. However, before sharing an album, you can decide which photos will stay in that album. To move photos, click "edit & organize" in the blue menu on the right side of the page. Then click "move photos" in the menu that appears below.

Why can’t I share my calendar?
Right now, you can share photos, albums, and photobooks with friends and family members. Soon, you will also be able to share calendars. We are currently working to add this feature.

Sharing with Link

What does it mean to share a photo or album with a link?
With the URL-address link you can choose when and where you would like to share your photo or album. A URL-address link is a direct link to a web page with your photo or album. Copy and paste the URL-address link into an email from your own email provider or in an instant messenger chat.

Share to Facebook

What does it mean to share a photo or album to Facebook?
Facebook is a social network where you can stay continually connected to your friends and family. With this feature, you can easily share a link to your Clark albums and photos with your personal Facebook network.

Does this mean that everyone on Facebook will see my album?
No, only the friends and networks that you have given permission to in your Facebook privacy settings will see the link to your album or photo.

The Invitation to Share

What does the album invite look like when my friends receive it?
The "From" line on the email will be the first and last name on your Clark account. The "To" line on the email will contain only the email address of an individual recipient. This means that recipients of a share email will not be able to see the email addresses of everyone else to whom you sent the share invitation.

The "Subject" line of the email is standardized, or it can contain whatever you decide to enter. The main part of the email will contain the personalized message that you typed in, plus instructions on how to see your photo or album(s) and a link to your photos.

If your recipients are able to view HTML-formatted emails, they will also see a preview of the photo(s) you shared with them. When you share an album, the first photo in the album will appear in the invitation email. When you share a single photo, the photo will appear in the invitation email.

Will the invitation email tell my invited friends what to do?
The email contains instructions that tell your recipients exactly how to see your pictures. All your recipients need to do is click on the link provided in the email and then type in their email address and choose a password. You can add your own personal message to the invitation as well.

Are there any email attachments involved?
There are no attachments to emails sent from the Clark website. The pictures your friends see are securely stored in the Clark computer system, and they are viewed on the Clark website.

When your friends receive the share invite email from you, they will click on a link that brings them to the Clark website. They will then enter their email and password to create their own Clark account. From there, they will view your photos.

Can I write a personal message or change anything in the invitation?
You can personalize the subject line and main message that will be sent to your recipients when you invite them to see your photo or album(s). The instructions on how to see your photos cannot be changed.

How do I change my mind about sharing if I'm in the middle of the process?
Just click the gray "cancel" button, and you will be returned to your library. The invitation email will not be sent.

How do I know the invitation was sent?
You can choose to receive a copy of the email by checking the box next to "Send me a copy of this email" after you've selected your recipients. You will also see a confirmation page that contains the name of the album(s) or photo and the list of email addresses from the invitation. If you want to keep a record of the people you've shared with, you can print this confirmation page.

After Sharing

Once I've shared a photo or album(s), what can my friends do with it?
By signing in to Clark using an email address and a password, your friends can see the album anytime, plus order reprints and enlargements of any pictures they choose. Your friends cannot move, edit, re-caption, or delete the photos within your album. As the album owner, only you have the ability to make changes to your album.

Can people I share with order reprints? Who pays for them?
Yes, anyone you share a photo or album(s) with can order reprints on their own, at no cost to you! When they order reprints, they will submit their own billing information. You will never be charged for an order that someone else places.

What do you do with the names of people I share with?
The email addresses are added to your Clark address book, so you can share albums again without having to re-type email addresses. Clark will never use the email address of anyone you share with in any way other than to send an email invitation to share the album you selected.

Making changes to a shared album

If I share an album and then make changes to it, can my friends see the changes?
Yes. You still own your album; your recipients just have an invitation to see it. So your albums are always under your control. If you want to add photos to an album, update photo captions or the name of the album, rotate photos, or delete them, then your invited recipients will see the same changes in your album the next time they view it.

When I share an album, can other people make changes to it?
No. Only the album's original owner can make changes to the album.

If I share an album and then choose to delete it, can invited friends still see the album in their own accounts?
No. After you delete an album, the recipients you have invited to see the album will no longer be able to see it.

I've shared an album, but don't want anyone to see it anymore. What can I do?
If you've already shared an album with friends, the only way you can prevent them from seeing it is by deleting it. One way you can do this without losing the photos is to move all the pictures into a new album and then delete the old, empty album.

Privacy of your photos

Why do my friends have to sign up when I share my pictures with them?
Asking your friends to create their own account by typing in their email address and choosing a password ensures the privacy and security of your pictures.

When I share with someone, do they have access to my account and other albums?
Absolutely not! When you share an album or photos with a friend, only that specific album or photo can be seen by your friend. The photo(s) is viewed in your friend's own password-protected account on the Clark site.

The only person with access to your account is you. Your friends create their own accounts by typing in their email addresses and selecting passwords. From their accounts, they will have viewing privileges only for the photo(s) you shared with them, and any albums that they themselves create.

Can the public see my pictures?
No. The only people who see your photo(s) are those people who receive an email invitation from you to see the photo(s).