[MacDV] Re: iPhoto?

[Erica Sadun]

Easiest solution:

Create a new album e.g. PicsToShare or PicsToPrint or
whatever. Drag all the photos you want to archive to that
new Album. (This does not remove them from the source
albums).

Launch Toast and start a new data session.

Open the Album in iPhoto, select all the pictures and drag
them to Toast.

Burn.

Delete the Album afterwards if desired.

-- Erica


>For sharing your photos with others, why not just Export the photos 
>that you want to a folder on the desktop and then use the photos 
>here to burn your CD?  First, select the pictures that you want, 
>select File|Export, select Full Size Images on the File Export tab, 
>click Export, and then choose your destination folder.  This will 
>simply copy the pictures from the iPhoto library to the folder that 
>you choose.
>
>Dwayne
>
>
>On Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 06:56  AM, Gerhard Kuhn wrote:
>
>>The numbers are not that cryptic they relate to the date of picture 
>>and sort of make sense once you understand it.  I agree though that 
>>it is not the easiest way to find your pictures.
>>
>>Gerhard
>>On Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 04:33  AM, David wrote:
>>
>>>This may be off topic for this list... but maybe not. Thanks for 
>>>your consideration:
>>>
>>>Can anyone explain to me why iPhoto creates this labyrinth of 
>>>folders to store pictures? It makes backing up and archiving, much 
>>>less sharing with non-iPhoto users a pain. Why does one set of 
>>>imported pictures end up in a number of nested, numbered folders? 
>>>The workaround for my needs seem to be exporting the pictures, 
>>>preserving their names, storing them in a new folder on the 
>>>desktop, then burning a CD. I understand iPhoto 2 now has a burn 
>>>feature built in but I just tried it and it too makes iPhoto-only 
>>>Albums with nested cryptic folders. The CD is easily readable by 
>>>iPhoto (nice) but one is clueless to just start clicking through 
>>>on the CD.
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>
>>>-DC
>>>
>>>
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