Make a wishlist for your mini prints.
Turn the prints you are seeking into a clean image for a post or message. Print Keep uses the ISO and DISO lists you maintain, so the graphic stays grounded in your actual wish list.
Open ISO / DISOChoose what you are looking for.
Find a print in the Archive and add it to your wish list. Mark especially wanted prints DISO; use ISO for the rest. Update these marks when your collection changes.
- ISO: in search of.
- DISO: especially hoping to find.
Pick the image's scope.
Open the wish list image tool and choose ISO, DISO, or both. Preview the pages before saving so the names, art, and priorities say what you mean.
Post the image where collectors gather.
Save the image and add your own context when you post it, such as which prints you can offer in return. A view-only wish list link is also available as a separate sharing option.
- An image is a snapshot; it will not update after you post it.
- Review what you share before including any personal details in a public post.
Keep it current.
When you find a print or change your priorities, edit your ISO/DISO list and generate a fresh image. That way other collectors see what you are looking for now.
Choose what another collector needs to see
Use ISO for prints you are looking for and DISO for the ones you especially hope to find. Neither mark offers a print you already own for trade; that is a separate UFT choice.
A worked example
Example only: you are looking for three designs and especially want one of them. Mark that favorite DISO and the others ISO, then choose whether this particular image should show DISO, ISO, or both. Preview the result rather than assuming the tool will communicate your priorities for you.
Your checklist
- Check that every selected design is still wanted. Remove a print you already found unless you intentionally want another copy.
- Preview every generated page and read the names at phone size. Share all relevant pages if your image spans more than one.
- Add a short caption explaining whether you are trading, looking for information, or simply sharing a wish list. A wanted image alone does not specify what you will give in return.
- Review visible names, notes, and personal details before posting. Keep delivery addresses out of public images and posts.
- After a successful trade or machine visit, edit the list and create a new image. Replace or label the old post when possible; the saved image is a snapshot and cannot update itself.
If something does not look right
If a print is missing, first check its ISO/DISO mark and the scope selected in the image tool. If a graphic still shows something you found, update the underlying list before generating it again. A view-only link is a separate sharing format; preview it before choosing what to send.