On May 1, 2005, at 2:34 AM, Kevin Waterson wrote:
I have installed OSX 10.4 and all I can say is that I am dissapointed
in
so many ways. many of the basic features require you to purchase
upgrades
which run into more than I wanted to spend after laying out $199.00 for
the Tiger release.
Which
I don' t work with ANY mail archives in my daily activities. Sorry,
I'm not that Jeff. :-)
j
On Apr 30, 2005, at 12:31 PM, mike wilson wrote:
Are you the Jeff who runs the Mail Archive?
That's some good info Kevin. Thank you for the heads up!! I have
Tiger arriving this week.
j
Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one.
- Albert Einstein
On May 1, 2005, at 2:34 AM, Kevin Waterson wrote:
This one time, at band camp, Godfrey DiGiorgi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm still waiting to hear which 'basic features' in Tiger require a
purchase of additional upgrades. I worked with Tiger in pre-release for
three months and never needed any additional upgrades for any of its
basic features. I expect a copy Tiger to arrive later this week.
iPhoto ... well, the
This one time, at band camp, Godfrey DiGiorgi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use iPhoto occasionally but only with finished JPEG images that I've
edited in Photoshop ... I use it to set up making inexpensive bound
books of photos.
I purchased Tiger today, will let you know how it goes
Kevin
On Apr 29, 2005, at 9:36 PM, Meredith Markham wrote:
I use a PC, not a Mac, but I use Photoshop CS to edit
my photos and ACDSee 7.0 to manage them. IMHO, ACDSee
is the best photo/media organizer right now...you can
even do basic manipulations in single or batch mode.
However, I don't think it is
This is some excellent stuff yall! I'll check out the software
references and JPG file questions and respond off-line to avoid
dragging everyone else thru this. All this happend at a bad time that
I'm going to be away from the computer for a few days.I will be
responding with follow up
Jeff Geilenkirchen wrote:
Does anyone here use iPhoto with the istD*? If so, how do you it?
If not, can anyone recommend some Photo management software I can use?
In the past I've been just dealing with managing it in the folders and
directories manually. I would really like to take advantage
Does anyone here use iPhoto with the istD*? If so, how do you it?
If not, can anyone recommend some Photo management software I can use?
In the past I've been just dealing with managing it in the folders and
directories manually. I would really like to take advantage of the
additional
I use iPhoto occasionally but only with finished JPEG images that I've
edited in Photoshop ... I use it to set up making inexpensive bound
books of photos.
I might be able to assist. What are you trying to accomplish with it,
what version are you using?
Godfrey
On Apr 29, 2005, at 12:14 PM,
Thank you for responding! :-)
I JUST purchased a new Apple system (G4 17 Powerbook) and have iPhoto
v5.0.2, still waiting on Tiger arrival. I also use Photoshop as my
photo finishing work. I just want to have a simple interface to store
the photos for reference, organization and quick scan.
Normally, you import files from your hard disk into iPhoto by 'drag and
drop' ... grab them with the mouse and drop them into the iPhoto
organizer window ... it should recognize files with a .JPG or .jpg
extension, or .gif, .tiff (and maybe some others).
Do all the filenames have the extension
I JUST purchased a new Apple system (G4 17 Powerbook) and have
iPhoto v5.0.2, still waiting on Tiger arrival. I also use Photoshop
as my photo finishing work. I just want to have a simple interface
to store the photos for reference, organization and quick scan. When
I get picky I pull out
On 29/4/05, Jeff Geilenkirchen, discombobulated, unleashed:
I just want to have a simple interface to store
the photos for reference, organization and quick scan.
Then don't use iPhoto.
Why not use the File Browser in Photoshop? If you don't know what this
is, time to buy a book...
On 29/4/05, Ryan Brooks, discombobulated, unleashed:
Can you tell us more about the source of the JPGs? Are they straight
from a camera or processed? Software? Were they transferred across a
network?
This is a very solvable problem. Worst case, a sort batch file can
load and save
On Apr 29, 2005, at 12:56 PM, Jeff Geilenkirchen wrote:
... I just want to have a simple interface to store the photos for
reference, organization and quick scan. ...
iPhoto is somewhat limited in its abilities for this and consumes a LOT
of space, as it makes multiple copies of every file.
I use a PC, not a Mac, but I use Photoshop CS to edit
my photos and ACDSee 7.0 to manage them. IMHO, ACDSee
is the best photo/media organizer right now...you can
even do basic manipulations in single or batch mode.
However, I don't think it is available for the Mac,
you would have to check
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