Timeline Slicer Pro Tutorial

May 18, 2012 By 3 Comments

This is a tutorial video on how to use the Timeline Slicer Pro. It covers the images sizes and specs, how to use the slicer and the functions tab, and how to upload your final images to your Facebook Timeline.

 (Click here to watch the Timeline Slicer tutorial on YouTube.)

Below is a video breakdown. You can jump straight to a certain point of the tutorial in case you don’t want to sit and watch the entire video.

Video Breakdown:

Images sizes and specs: Jump to minute 0:44

Functions & Tabs: Jump to minute 3:09

How to upload to Facebook Timeline: Jump to minute 13:17

Custom Cover Templates

Click here to learn how to use and edit the custom cover templates.

Filed Under: Tutorials Tagged With: timeline cover editor, timeline slicer
About Joey Kissimmee

Hey I'm Joey and I'm the co creator of the Timeline Slicer Pro. I'm also an iPhone App Developer, Expert Blogger, and Info Product Creator. I've been making a full time income online for the past few years. I basically make money online by showing people how I make money online. You can learn more about what I do at IncomePress.com

Comments

  1. Len says:
    May 18, 2012 at 4:51 pm

    Good stuff Joey, I find with my Slicer it’s really slow and sometimes it actually freezes and some of the text won’t show. Just tried adding a URL and the // didn’t show up, all the rest of the URL did it looked like this.

    http: diettoreducebellyfatz.com

    Regards

    Len

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    • Joey Kissimmee says:
      May 18, 2012 at 5:18 pm

      It shouldn’t be slowing down or freezing. We fixed that bug. But I will have my tech guy look into it asap. Also what browser are you using? If not FireFox, then try using it on FireFox. Here’s the link in case you don’t have it: http://www.mozilla.org/

      For he “//” things, I just tried it and it worked fine for me. Again try using Fire Fox to see if it fixes it. If it still give ya problems, please contact me with your skype at joeyk@incomepress.com and we’ll get together to figure this out and why it’s happening.

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  2. Carol Smith says:
    August 10, 2012 at 11:39 am

    Adding the minute breakdown on the video is one of the smartest things educationally speaking I have seen. In truth, I hate videos because that is not my style of learning. I always transcribe the training videos that I know I will be using. This breakdown does however remove the problem of finding something I want to review.

    Carol

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