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We do not have an Apple store in the whole state of Arkansas, much to my regret. Good luck! Comment by debbie T on June 29th, 2009 I think it’s $99 for a years worth of personal training.

HOW TO RESIZE PHOTOS IN IPHOTO MAC

Getting used to your Mac takes a little time, if you are near an Applestore, you might consider signing up for their One to One service. You can create regular albums, or “smart” albums. I am not sure I understand your question exactly, but maybe albums will help you. Hey Cas, glad the tutorial worked out for you.

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I love my Mac but I am struggling how to actually USE it! Thank you sooooo much. Gosh you answered almost everything this 60 year old struggling diva was trying to find out! The only things I still don’t understand is under events, can I make a folder so that I may have pictures for classes and then folders under that with the name of the class and the photos that go with that class. It took awhile for my dad to get used to it, but now he’s a pro! Comment by debbie T on April 12th, 2009 Thank you! Comment by barb on April 12th, 2009 I just got a Mac – and this is EXACTLY what I needed for ebay and craigslist! Just browse to your Desktop again, and find the Craig’s List folder. My previous tutorial explains more details, but when you 'browse' to the location to your photo(s), it will ask you to find your photo in a Finder window. Once your photos have been exported, it’s time to upload to your Craig’s List ad. Launch Finder using the Dock at the bottom of your screen. In future exports, when you get to the Export window,Īfter exporting your photos, where did they go? Find them using Finder. Once you create a new folder, you can use the same folder over and over for all your future exports. Name the folder 'CraigsList' or whatever you choose. To create a new folder on the Desktop, click the button at the bottom 'New Folder'ģ. On the left menu, under 'Places' choose 'Desktop'Ģ. The easiest spot is in a new folder on the Desktop.ġ. Next, iPhoto wants to know where you would like to save these exported photos. It’s a great way to organize photos and know what they are at a glance. You can type 'calendar' as the prefix and all photos will be exported starting with the word 'calendar' and followed by a number. If you would like a more descriptive exported file name, choose 'Sequential' and type descriptive text for 'prefix'.įor example, if you are exporting photos for a calendar. If you are exporting for a desktop wallpaper or print, you will want to type a larger number.īy default, 'Use Filename' is chosen for the exported 'File Name' – if you would like to export using a more descriptive name, choose “Sequential”. Each of those choices will work.įor web use, Medium is a good choice for JPEG quality.Ĭhange the Max Dimension to 300px if you are exporting to Craig’s List. NOTE to my Dad: You can also leave it as 'Current' or 'Original', as your original files are already saved as JPEG. See further steps below for details on each setting.įirst, click the menu for the 'Kind' setting – this determines which file format to use for export. Click the little arrow icon next to each setting to show menu. Notice at the bottom left, the number of exported photos is displayed.ģ. Make sure the 'File Export' tab is selected.Ģ. The iPhoto 'Export Photos' window will appear.ġ.

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(NOTE to my Dad: on your keyboard, it’s the key with the Windows icon on it.)Ī colorful outline will display around the photos that are selected. You could opt to a create a separate event for each different item for sale on Ebay or Craig’s List.Ĭhoose each one of the photos you would like to resize and export.Ĭlick the first photo with your mouse, and while holding down the 'Command/Apple' key choose multiple photos. NOTE: Events are how you organize 'groups' of photos. You will now see all the photos placed in that Event. On the left menu, click the Events link to show all your 'Events' – Then double click an event to open it.

I am using iPhoto 2008 but it is very similar for iPhoto 2009.įirst launch iPhoto by clicking on the icon on the Dock, which is found at the bottom of your screen.

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He used to use Picasa on his PC to export photos to use on Craig’s List, now he’ll be using iPhoto. My Dad just bought a cute Mac Mini, and he’s feeling overwhelmed.

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