Since they are reborn, they must be supported by the school beauties.

Chapter 141 is now available on the school's intranet!

In the dormitory, Chen Cheng used a printer to print out the account and password generated by the script. The five people then took turns cutting the A4 paper they were given into strips.

As per Chen Cheng's instructions, starting tomorrow, each person will be given a thousand account passwords and will work from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., doing as many as they can.

After classes officially start on the 8th, the store will be open at noon and in the evening every day, and closed during class time.

On the morning of the 7th, the school's printing shop hung up a banner announcing the start of its trial operation and promotional activities.

As soon as it opened, seven or eight young students came over with photos, wanting to take advantage of the free promotion to scan the photos into digital format.

Because Chen Cheng provided thorough training, the roommates were very skilled at using the scanner and immediately began scanning the photos.

As Chen Cheng had predicted, none of the first group of students who scanned their photos had expensive storage devices like USB flash drives; they all hoped that someone could help them send the photos to their email addresses.

Chen Cheng then spoke up, "I'm sorry, everyone, we cannot help you upload the email."

He had barely finished speaking when the group became dissatisfied. One of them questioned, "If you don't send us an email address, how are we supposed to receive it? Do you charge for scanning but charge for sending emails? If you're going to play this game, then we're not interested."

Chen Cheng smiled and said, "Classmate, don't worry. Since we said it's free, there are definitely no tricks or traps. It's just that our boss took into account the difficulty of storing photos, so he specially provided a solution that is just right than sending them to email, and it's completely free."

The male student who had the strongest opinion asked Chen Cheng in confusion, "Does your boss have any better solutions? He can't just give us a floppy disk or a CD, can he?"

"That's too much trouble."

Chen Cheng smiled and said, "Our boss developed a free electronic photo album. Everyone can upload five photos for free. The key is that you can set the privacy settings for this electronic photo album. You can set it so that only you can see it, only mutual friends can see it, or everyone can see it. This way, when you share photos with your friends in the future, you only need to share the album link."

The other party asked in surprise, "There are such products now? I've never heard of them?"

Chen Cheng laughed and said, "Our shop is right here. We wouldn't deliberately cheat you. If you come back to argue with us after being fooled, we'll be in the wrong too."

As he spoke, he asked his roommates, "Who scanned this student's photo?"

Liao Pengfei raised his hand: "I scanned it."

Chen Cheng then said, "Give me the account information."

Liao Pengfei immediately handed over a slip of paper with default account information on it.

Chen Cheng asked him, "Pengfei, have you memorized the information?"

"Remember it."

Liao Pengfei nodded and said, "The scanned photos are named with this ID number, and I also uploaded them to this account's album in the background. There's no mistake."

"That's good."

Chen Cheng handed the note to the student and explained, "Look, this is the address of our electronic photo album. The website name is the same as our printing shop's name, both called 'Xiaonei'. The domain name is also very simple, Xiaonei.com, very easy to remember. The username and password here are your default account information. Just log in with this information, and you can see the two photos you just scanned in the electronic photo album. You can download them if you want, and share them if you want. It's very simple."

The other person was surprised: "You mean I don't even need to register an account, I can just log in to this account directly?"

"Correct!"

Chen Cheng nodded and said, "The passwords on this site are all randomly generated, so you don't have to worry about others cracking your password. You can see the photos as soon as you log in, and you'll find that this website has many interesting features. You can even post your personal status and some personal logs on it, and you can also share your personal homepage with others, who can all see it."

"interesting……"

The man felt he had a lot to learn, so after taking the note, he asked Chen Cheng, "Can I go to the internet cafe now and log into this account?"

"can!"

Chen Cheng smiled and said, "Our website is already online, and your photos have been successfully uploaded. You can see them now, and you can share them with your friends via QQ today."

"That!"

The other party was satisfied and nodded, saying, "I'll go take a look now. If it's really as good as you say, I'll recommend it to others!"

Chen Cheng smiled and said, "That's great. You can come to us if anything happens. We promise you that we won't charge you a single penny throughout the process."

"it is good."

The student took the note, turned around, and left.

He currently only has two digital photos, and both were taken in an internet cafe with a webcam, so the quality is mediocre.

He had seen the advertisement on the Galo forum long ago and knew that the school's printing shop could scan two photos for free. So when he went home for National Day, he carefully selected two photos from his high school days and wanted to convert them into digital format.

He was very interested when he heard that the school's printing shop even had a website that looked like an electronic photo album, so he took the note and went to the internet cafe immediately.

Several other students who had initially had the same doubts dispelled their confusion and dissatisfaction after hearing Chen Cheng's explanation. They eagerly took their account information and left. Chen Cheng's roommates, having listened closely to his explanation, gained significantly more experience in handling similar issues. Later, when other students raised the same questions, they were able to resolve them effectively without Chen Cheng's intervention.

Because the advertisements had been up for more than ten days, customers flocked in from the moment the store opened, and long queues even formed at the door.

Moreover, the vast majority of students chose to have two photos scanned rather than have one ID photo taken for free.

The main reason is that electronic ID photos are no longer very meaningful. For them, the most valuable thing is to turn traditional old photos online.
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Meanwhile, the first batch of potential users who received the account information had already sat down in internet cafes.

The student who first raised the question opened the address on the school's intranet and then filled in the ID and password according to the account information on the note.

At that moment, he still couldn't quite believe that he would see his own photo after opening the app.

When he pressed the Enter key, what popped up first was not the kind of photo album he expected, but a personal homepage with a clean and neat layout and a much higher aesthetic standard than the current websites.

At the very center of the page is the personal photo album, which is displayed as a banner thumbnail. There are five display slots in total, and there are currently two photo thumbnails.

Below that is a "Friends Activity" section, and on the right are "Recommended Friends" and "People You May Know".

However, these sections now display a message: We look forward to your first friend appearing!
He wasn't very interested in anything else; he immediately opened the photo album.

Once inside, he found the two photos he had scanned, and the scan resolution was quite high, even better than he had imagined.

He opened the album and found a convenient "one-click share" button. He clicked it and a message popped up: "Your album address has been copied to the clipboard. You can use Ctrl+V to share it with other friends."

He couldn't help but exclaim, "Damn, this is so thoughtful! I don't have to copy the link myself anymore?"

He tried opening a QQ friend's chat window, pressed Ctrl+V, and the link was indeed pasted in.

"Awesome!"

He subconsciously pressed send, then said, "Look at my high school photos! I just scanned them today!"

The other party quickly replied: "There is only a blurry small image, and it prompts you to register to see a clear photo."

"Then why don't you register? It seems like we can follow each other. You register first, and I'll go complete my profile!"

In the top left corner of the homepage are user information and avatars. He changed his name and then filled in his school information. When he wanted to choose a cartoon avatar like on QQ, he found a plus sign on the avatar options, along with the words: "Supports uploading custom images".

He clicked the plus sign, and two options popped up.

One option is to upload locally, and the other is to select from your personal album.

He was astonished: "It can directly sync photos from my album? That's so user-friendly! I don't believe it!"

After saying that, he clicked "Choose from personal album".

"Holy crap! It really is!"

He was overjoyed and immediately selected one of the photos. Unexpectedly, a circular frame popped up, allowing him to select a range of portraits from the photo frame.

This feature, which is very common in later generations, immediately moved him!
He looked at the school's homepage that already had his photo as the profile picture, immediately copied the homepage address, and started sending it to his QQ friends in batches. He wanted his friends to see his photo and profile picture as soon as possible.
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Meanwhile, long lines formed at the school's printing shop, mostly students bringing photos to scan.

Moreover, many people brought group photos.

What surprised Chen Cheng the most was that some people even brought their high school graduation photos to be scanned.

It's hard to say, but once someone scans a graduation photo of dozens of students in a class, the first thing they'll do is definitely share the photo with their high school classmates!

The resulting increase in dissemination efficiency is absolutely exponential!
So Chen Cheng immediately put up an A4 sheet of paper at the store entrance with the words: "No limit on the number of group photos of 10 or more people scanned!"

Many people didn't bring group photos when selecting photos because they could only scan two. However, when they heard that group photos of ten or more people could be scanned without limit, many people went back to get their photos.

Chen Cheng didn't operate the scanner; he kept staring at the backend of the school's intranet, monitoring the number of activated users.

Half an hour later, the number of activated users reached eleven.

Among these eleven people was the user who first raised the question.

Interestingly, Chen Cheng discovered that in addition to the number of activated users, there were actually five newly registered users.

Moreover, these five new registrations are not from local IP addresses.

It seems that these activated users have already started sharing with other users.

Chen Cheng was overjoyed. This was the magic of social networking! Every user would eventually become a supporter and promoter of the platform, leading to exponential growth in the number of users!

(End of this chapter)