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I use iPhoto for slide shows, but I've found it faster to select a 
whole wack of files in the finder and open them all. It's a lot 
faster than importing them into iPhoto. Not as many options in 
Preview, though.

Now that I know how to keep them in order, life is good.

Thanks for the input.

>
>>No, iPhoto is something completely different. iPhoto is an image management
>>app, Preview is, well, a quick viewing app.
>
>Oh, I'm sorry. I thought you could selectively view the images at 
>the same size as preview and also do a slide show and then do all of 
>the different requests the quizative one was asking for...   :)
>
>Oh, well, then try iView Media Pro.
>
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