Hi Bruce,
Nice piccies of Taos ...
Wish I had my PowerBook and iPhoto when I was "Living in the USA" but that was 1989-1991 before Powerbooks became affordable ...
Your great iPhoto Web masterpiece brings back some nice memories of
touring New Mexico when I had a well paid postdoc position in Oklahoma ...
15 hour drives across the Texas/Oklahoma panhandles to pop in on
friends in Los Alamos, then a cocktail party the same night, followed
by a walk up/down canyons in Bandelier National Monument; talk about hitting
the altitude wall on the way back! 8-)
Taos is nice, food in Espanola not bad, Rancho de Chamayó
(http://www.ranchochimayo.com/) was really yummy, and Sante Fe was fun,
(hopefully not too overtrendy these days with all the ex-Caleefornians!).
From: Bruce Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <snip> iPhoto kills at doing stuff like putting my photoms on the web (on this machine, at that) <http://oscar.pharmacy.arizona.edu/Taos_trip/Taos_trip.html> <snip>
To (vainly) try to get relevant to this news group ... I'm still running the old version of iPhoto 2.0 on my Pismo since shekels are rather tight (in between paying contracts); is the version in iLife a big improvement? I tend to use Graphic Converter anyway, as I get a bit annoyed at how iPhoto rearranges things in its own way My Pismo has "only!" a 40GB drive and iPhoto's directories seem to take up too much space as well as seeming cluttered and not so easy to export from to get the original pictures.
Regards Harry.
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