Facebook Help

This help page will help provide an overview of EmissionsCalc.com (http://apps.facebook.com/emissionscalc) on Facebook.

Click on one of the tabs to select which part of your lifestyle you want CO₂ emissions information on.

Home

The EmissionsCalc.com Facebook application Home shows the totals of all of your emissions.

In addition, you can click on Click here to tell your friends about EmissionsCalc.com emissions! and this opens the friend screen to select the friends you want to share the EmissionsCalc.com Facebook application with.

Food Emissions

Inputs for all of the emissions components for food consumption and eating.

Home Emissions

Inputs for all of the emissions components in your home.

Travel Emissions

Inputs for all of the emissions as a result of the traveling you may do.

Settings

Allows you to selection to show all numbers in metric, or in standard units.

You can also join your Facebook account to your EmissionsCalc.com account here. If you are not already joined, there are username and password textboxes to input your EmissionsCalc.com account information. If you do not join accounts, EmissionsCalc.com will not ever show any EmissionsCalc.com data on Facebook. Only Facebook Emission application data will be shown.

Trips

Allows you to see all of the trips from your EmissionsCalc.com website account. Click on any of the trips and you will be directed to your EmissionsCalc.com web page that shows a Google map of your trip.

Invite

The Invite Tab is for select one or any number of firends to try EmissionsCalc. Select as many friends as you like, then in the lower left of the Friend Selection Screen, push

You should then see one more confirmation showing the same screen that your friends will see. Don't worry about the text going past the right-hand side, that's Facebook small snapshot. Your friends will see the invitation normally.

Once you hit Send, An invitation will be on its way! Once your friend or friends have accepted the invitation, they'll enjoy all of the new found knowledge on their emissions usage (or lack of ...).