Share Wall Updates

Share Wall Updates is a convenient, easy and effective way to share lots of wall updates within a few minutes.You can share an update from account profile's wall, group's first wall update and any fixed update to your account's profile. It is all the same with the button "Share" when browsing Facebook account pages manually on browser.

1. Click Facebook -> Share Wall Updates

The following is the interface of the feature:

2. Account

The Account field in the Share Wall Updates feature helps to choose account(s) which you want to share updates to. You can select a specific account or campaign to run this feature. Here is a screenshot of this field:

Usage

There are 4 kinds of options in the combo box. You can open the drop-down menu and select one option as you need.

Example

1)  All accounts in: All Campaigns:

With this setting, the expected running result is as follows:

• All accounts in the program will run this feature.
• The program will start all accounts listed in Manage Accounts window sequentially, from the first account to the last one.

2)  All accounts in: One Campaign:

With this setting, the expected running result is as follows:

• All accounts in the specific campaign will run this feature.
• The program will start the accounts listed in Manage Accounts window sequentially, from the first account to the last one.

3)  Select a specific account:

With this setting, the expected running result is as follows:

• Only the selected account will run this feature.

4)  All accounts in: Selected Accounts:

This setting only appears when you select your targeted account(s) in Manage Accounts window and click Start To button on the left to run a certain feature.

With this setting, the expected running result is as follows:

• Only the selected account(s) will run this feature.
• If you select several accounts, the program will start selected accounts listed in Manage Accounts window sequentially, from the first account to the last one.

Notice

1)  If there isn't any account in Manage Accounts window, the drop-down menu will appear blank in the combo box; :

2)  If you have hidden several accounts, these accounts will not be shown in the combo box;

3)  If you start running a specific campaign, then hide several accounts in this campaign, these hidden accounts will not run the feature.

3. Updates

 The Updates field in the Share Walls Updates feature is used to input the URL(s) of the update from which you want to share. Here is a screenshot of this field:

 Usage

There are three options to choose from after clicking the Format button.

Through the setting there, you can share the first update in the account profile wall, group's first wall update and any fixed update. You can paste the wall links into the box when there is a notice like "Please check the url by browser first".

1) First Update in Account Profile's Wall: share the first update in the account profile's wall. The URL here is read-only; you don't need to change URL.

2) Group's First Wall Update: share the first update in a certain group wall.

• Input a group keyword in the search bar, click one group and enter its profile.

• The group profile URL should be on the address bar.



• If the group only shows its name in the address bar, do the following steps to get the group ID.

• Replace the group ID in the default URL

3)    Any Fixed Update on Any Wall: share an update in any fixed wall update

• Enter one account's profile

• Right click on a fixed time

• The fixed update link should be on the address bar of the new tab.

• Replace the default URL with the fixed update link.

 Example

1) First Update in Account Profile Wall: share the first update in the account profile's wall.

  With the setting here, the expected running result is as follows:

2) Group's First Wall Update: share the first update in a certain group wall.

 With the setting here, the expected running result is as follows:

3)  Any Fixed Update: share an update in any fixed wall update

  With the setting here, the expected running result is as follows:

4. Stop At

Use the Stop At field in the Share Wall Updates feature to control how many walls the program share for you. It is an important field for the feature. Here is a screenshot of this field:

Usage

 There are 2 combos in this field. You can choose or input manually the number in the combo. The latter number should be not less than the former one.

Example

1)  Input the number manually:

• The former:2
• The latter:20

 With this setting, the expected running result is as follows:

• The job will share a random number of walls between 2 and 20.

2)  Input the equal number in two blanks:

• The former: 10
• The latter: 10

 With this setting, the expected running result is as follows:

• The job will share 10 walls.

Notice

1)  Two numbers in this field should not be negative number.

2)  The latter number should be not less than the former one.

5. Interval

The Interval field in the Share Wall Updates feature is to control the time interval when the account starts to do next action after the former action finished. It is an important field for the accounts' safety. Here is the screenshot of this field:

Usage

There are two combo boxes in this field. You can choose or input manually the number in the combo. The former number should not be larger than the latter one.

Example

1)  Choose random number:

• The former number: 1 second
• The latter number: 10 seconds

With this setting, the expected running result is as follows:

• It will start to do next action in a random time between 1 and 10 seconds after the former action finished.

2)  Input the same number in the combo box:

• The former number:10 second
• The latter number: 10 seconds

With this setting, the expected running result is as follows:

• It will start to do next action in 10 seconds after the former action finished.

Notice

1)  Two numbers in this field should not be negative number.

2)  The latter number should be not less than the former one.

 

6. Message

 The Message filed in the Share Wall Updates feature is a comment to the shared updates. Here is the screenshot of this field:

Usage

 Any specific messages could be used to comment. Meanwhile, it supports spun messages which will generate many different messages automatically. The format should be like:

{|}, {nice|glad|happy}…. Besides, multiple messages, one message per line could also be used to create different messages with the custom settings in the Preferences.

1)  Edit any specific messages by yourself

With this setting, the expected running result is as follows:

The program will pick up and address the friend first name auto to share this message

2)  Using spun messages to generate many different messages automatically

With this setting, the expected running result is as follows: The program will generate different messages like: "Dancing is my favorite activities. Would you like to join in"; "backpacking is my `favorite activities. Would you like to join in." etc. It reduces the signs as spamming, which is good for the accounts security.

3)  Using one message per line to create different messages:

With the custom settings in the Preferences->Share Wall Updates tick the option "Separate multiple lines in the 'message' textbox to multiple messages (one message per line)".

Then go to the interface of the Share Wall Updates feature and send the parameter as follows:

With this setting, the expected running result is as follows:

The program would select one of the messages randomly to send message for different accounts.

Notice

1)  If you would like to only address the friend first name, you could use the format as: {Hello|Hi|Hey}, < FriendFirstName>......

2)  In order to reduce the rate of being suspected of spamming, you had better edit the message more skillfully with the spun message.

3)  If you would like to include the URL in the message, using redirected service to make the URL shorter is recommended. For example, tinyurl.com; http://bit.ly/, etc.

7. Priority

The purpose of the Priority field in the Share Wall Updates feature is to make all accounts in the program work more effectively for you. It has two functions. One is to decide which account or campaign to work prior to other accounts or campaigns. The other one is to decide how many accounts in the selected accounts or campaign to run a feature at the same time. Here is a screenshot of this field:

Usage

There is a read-only combo in this field. When starting an account or campaign to work, you can decide the speed and priority by setting up the priority field.

Example

1)  Start an action by this feature at priority 5:

• Campaign: Campaign A
• Accounts: 20 Accounts
• Priority: 5

With this setting, the result can be expected as follows:

• The program will start 5 accounts of Campaign A to work at the same time. The left 15
          accounts are waiting.
• When any account of previous 5 finishes the work, the left of the other 15 accounts will
          take up the thread to work immediately.

2)  Start a new action by this feature at priority 7:

• Campaign: Campaign B
• Accounts: 30 Accounts
• Priority: 7

With this setting, the result can be expected as follows:

• The program will only start 2 accounts of campaign B to work at first, because there are already 5 accounts of campaign A working.
• When any account of campaign A finishes work, accounts of campaign B will take up the thread to work immediately.
• The left accounts of campaign A have to wait until all accounts of campaign B finish sending messages.
• There are 7 accounts of campaign B working at the same time.
• The left accounts of campaign A will continue to work when there are less than 5 accounts of campaign B working.

Notie

1)  The field can be used in different features for different campaigns

2)  Don't set two campaigns at the same priority, or the accounts of the two campaigns will be mixed up to work.

3)  Bigger priority is often used for urgent work in case it is need to be done urgently. So priority 10 is often kept free.

8. Schedule

The Schedule field in the Share Wall Updates feature makes the program work full automatically for you. You can set and forget the program by using this field properly. Here is a screenshot of this field:

Usage

There are 3 read-only combos in this field. The first one is used to set a start time which controls when to start a new action by this feature; the second one is used to set a repeat period which controls how long to repeat running the new action; and the last one is used to set a repeat times which controls how many times to repeat running the new action. You can click on each of these 3 combos to open a drop down menu and select an option as you need.

Example

1)  Start a new action by this feature immediately: ;

• Start Time: Start it now
• Repeat Period: Don't repeat it
• Repeat Times: Run it only once

With this setting, the result can be expected as follows:

• The program will start a new action by this feature immediately.
• The new action will start new jobs for all your selected accounts.
• The program will stop this new action after it started new jobs for all your selected accounts.

2)  Start a new action by this feature at a certain time: :

• Start Time:  Start it 24 hours later
• Repeat Period: Don't repeat it
• Repeat Times: Run it only once

With this setting,the expected running result is as follows:

• The program will start a new action by this feature at 24 hours later.
• The new action will start new jobs for all your selected accounts.
• The program will stop this new action after it started new jobs for all your selected accounts.

3)  Start a new action by this feature at a certain time and repeat this action multiple times with a certain period:

• Start Time:Start it 10 minutes later
• Repeat Period: Repeat it every 24 hours
• Repeat Times: Run it 7 times

With this setting,the expected running result is as follows:

• The program will start a new action by this featureat 10 minutes later..
• The new action will start new jobs for all your selected accounts.
• For every 24 hours in the follows 6 days, the new action will start a new job for all your selected accounts full automatically.
• The program will stop this new action after it started new jobs for all your selected accounts for the 7th time.

Notice

1)  The Start Time setting doesn't affect the action since the second time running when you are trying repeat it multiple times;

2)  The Repeat Period should better to be longer than the time which the new action needed to start new jobs for all your selected accounts;

3)  When you are choosing "Don't Repeat it" for the repeat period, then no matter which option selected for the repeat times, the new action will work without repetition.

4)  When you are choosing "Run it only once" for the repeat times, then no matter which option selected for the repeat period, the new action will work without repetition.

 

9. Don't reuse the same update among all accounts

If the option "Don't reuse the same update among all accounts" is ticked,the program will avoid sharing the same walls automatically.

Notice

If you would like to share updates of a certain page for all of your accounts, please uncheck the option, otherwise, only one account would to share the update, and the other accounts would print omitted and failed to share the update.