[X4U] Printing Greeting cards from iPhoto 08
Lynch Andrew
atlynch at mac.com
Thu Aug 23 13:04:04 PDT 2007
This is very disappointing. I cannot imagine a motivation other than
greed to disable the home printing of cards.... I hope they fix this.
-Drew
On Aug 23, 2007, at 12:31 PM, Tim Collier wrote:
>
> On Aug 23, 2007, at 11:07 AM, Andrew T. Lynch wrote:
>
>> Hi Winston,
>> Thanks for responding. I was beginning to wonder if my mail had
>> gotten through.
>>
>> When you say custom page size, do you mean some size other than
>> the ones normally defined, such as US Letter? I just want to
>> select US Letter, or US Letter borderless. I can do this from the
>> normal print dialogs, but not from the greeting card system.
>> There is no "Page Setup" in iPhoto 7 (aka iPhoto '08)
>>
>> Were you actually able to print a greeting card on 8.5x11 paper
>> and have it properly aligned?
>>
>> -Drew
>>
>>
>> ---
>> Andrew T. Lynch
>
> I just looked through all of the documentation regarding producing
> a greeting card in iPhoto 08. Nowhere in the documentation does it
> say that you can print your own. I guess you can, but they're not
> going to come out correctly. Do you not see the button at the end
> that says "Buy Card"? I believe that Apple feels, and rightly so,
> that they can produce a much better product for you than you can at
> home. However mistaken that concept might be: a lot of us have
> HIGH quality printers that give excellent results. But it seems as
> though they want you to let them produce the card(s) for you and
> them ship them back.
> Now I have used their services in the past to order prints, a
> calendar and one of their books. What came back (in about 3 days
> or so) was very high quality output. So, yes they do a very good
> job. But should they take the ability for us to produce this same
> output at home? I think the answer is no. I thought the whole
> idea was about choice--fine, we should ALSO have the choice to
> produce our own output, but this seems to have been limited with
> the release of iLife 08. Though there are vast improvements, I
> think it would be wise to hold on to your copy of iLife 06.
> --
> Tim Collier
> MacBook Pro 2.33 gig
> http://www.timcolliermiami.com/
>
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