Johnathan,
This is awesome info., I didn't know products like this existed and it
may be a solution to some of my needs. I do have a question that you
may or may not have encountered. I have a 440 amp service in the
home, (two 220 amp boxes) so do you know if the plug and play would
enco
On Feb 14, 2009, at 11:21 AM, Mike Watkins
wrote:
> The main trick, however, is the converters! Perhaps one would do;
> Jonathan used two (one near my main computer and
> one in the studio). The prices of these gadgets vary widely.
No. You need two. One to put the signal on your household
To John Stone, Bill Holt, Ed Wiser and Jim Bennett.
Thank you all for the good advice about installing Leopard and the
possible conflicts with some applications I frequently use. I really
do appreciate the advice.
I have an empty hard drive, and I plan to back up all my files and
the old ap
On Feb 14, 2009, at 11:35 AM, Rick Burnett wrote:
so, is there some way to modify the Set Exif Data script to reflect
these changes for all of my keywords (I have hundreds of them),
without actually having to enter in something for each name?
I tried, but failed. The title and key words are
so, is there some way to modify the Set Exif Data script to reflect
these changes for all of my keywords (I have hundreds of them),
without actually having to enter in something for each name?
some sort of "if there is a space, insert \" command?
Rick
-- This applescript will set the exif
On Feb 14, 2009, at 11:19 AM, Rick Burnett wrote:
The problem that I run into is that it seems to give me an error if
the keyword has a space in it. For example, running the script on a
photo tagged "John Smith" results in an error that says : Error -
file Smith not found.
When passing pa
>>>Possible repost. Sent previously from the wrong email account<<<
So, as discussed earlier I've had a problem with iPhoto not writing
the keywords to the actual photo, only to the iPhoto database.
I've found an apple script online that will take the data (like
keywords) of selected photos
So, as discussed earlier I've had a problem with iPhoto not writing
the keywords to the actual photo, only to the iPhoto database.
I've found an apple script online that will take the data (like
keywords) of selected photos entered into iPhoto and write it to the
image file so that it is av
