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Make A Scrapbooking Capsule

Scrapbooks are fun and tell a story about the characters preserved in its content. Scrapbooks can include photos, journals, letters, report cards, certificates, stories, books, handprints, footprints, college papers and more.

Each detail that goes in your scrapbook will leave you a lasting memory. When you create the time capsule scrapbooks, you invent seals, history, and preserve time as a whole. Time capsules can include photographs, clothes, hand/feet prints, CDs, names, weight, height, and more. For instance, you can make up a scrapbook that records your baby's first step and up until this very moment. You can add a journal, photos, prints, etc to set off your design.

How to start your time capsule:

You will need a container to seal your items. You will pictures and members of your family and friends along with the items they want to add to your scrapbook. Make a lit that includes your items, photos, family names, etc. Once you collect your details, close your container, label it, and add the date you started. Include the date you intend to begin your scrapbook.

If you have newspaper clippings including recorded events, add them to your scrapbook. You can trace your children's feet, hands, etc, and add them to your scrapbook as well. You may want to craft a favorite page so that everyone knows your children's, yours, spouse, or friends' particular items of interest.

If you have parts of clothing that brings up memories, add them to your scrapbook. CDs make up great memories in scrapbooks as well, especially if the dates are marked. Photos will tell a story about you, your family, friends, etc. Try to organize the photos so that the storybook comes together.

If you have goals set, you may want to add them to your scrapbook as well. The memos will serve as a reminder.

Graduation articles will make a good time capsule for your scrapbook. You can add photos, graduation gown articles and more. Don't forget to add dates, names, locations, etc so that you have something to remember for a long time to come.

If you wrote a short story, you may want to add it to your time capsule. I had started writing short stories when I was thirteen and would give anything if I would have preserved the copies in my own time capsule. The success we achieve is something to remember for a lifetime, therefore adding stories is giving you a moment to remember.

Some people add locks of hair to their scrapbook. The hair is a reminder of the person they love. In addition, the hair represents a special moment in history.

If you received a special rose from a loved one, or friend you may want to add the flower to your scrapbook. You will need a dried, pressed flower and glue to your page. Add the flower to bring your theme come together. That is if you create a garden page; add the flower in this section. Better yet, if you created a page of your loved one, friend, especially the one that gave you the flower, add it to this section.

If someone in your home is an artist, perhaps you can make a special page for this person. Use the arts drawn and mount them to a page in your scrapbook. Your friends and family will appreciate this special moment, since art says a thousand words.

In all you can add nearly anything you choose to your scrapbook and go back in time in your capsule as you choose. The main idea is using common sense when crafting your scrapbook so that you do not invent bulky pages.

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How to use time capsule as an external hard drive?

I just got time capsule, it's currently functioning as my time machine backup and my router. Could someone walk me through how to transfer files to it like any other external hard drive? Thanx

Do you have a spare flux capacitor? If you do, you will need to dongle it between the external HD and the time capsule. You may also need a USB adapter to do this. The flux capacitor has the ability to disable the router function of your time capsule so make sure you have it compressed to 30Ghz before the transfer. Hope this helps..

Oh wait your talking about that garbage that Apple sells at astronomical prices when you can do the same exact thing with a normal router and hard drive for a quarter of the cost? And a normal router is PC and Mac compatible? Amazing!!

By the way I am not an Apple hater. I like some of their products. But when they relabel products that have been out for 10 years, it irks me when people think they are new and innovative.

Despite your rather extravagant purchase, here is what you need to do (All I did was go to their website to find this. Google is your friend):

Connect your Time Capsule for the first time:

1. Connect your Cable/DSL (broadband) modem to the WAN port of your Time Capsule via an Ethernet cable.
2. Connect the Time Capsule's power cable to an AC outlet.
3. Open the AirPort Utility. which is located in the Utilities folder, within the Applications folder (/Applications/Utilities).
4. The Time Capsule will have an initial name such as "Time Capsule fea88c". Click continue to proceed.
5. Select "Create a new wireless network" and click Continue.
6. Follow the rest of the on-screen instructions. When finished, your Time Capsule will restart and apply your settings.

Configure Time Machine to use your Time Capsule

1. From the Apple menu, choose System Preferences.
2. Click Time Machine.
3. Set Time Machine to On if it is off.
4. Choose your Time Capsule as the backup destination. (If you're not automatically prompted to do this--because you've used a different backup disk, for example--click Change Disk, select the Time Capsule, then click "Use for Backup".)
5. In the alert window that appears, enter the password for your Time Capsule.
6. Click Connect.

Time Machine will start your initial backup after a countdown timer. You should let the back up process complete without interruption.

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