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Showing posts with label iphoto problems. Show all posts

Monday, February 21, 2011

How to Burn a CD Using iPhoto

How to Burn a CD Using iPhoto
Images in iPhoto

You can burn a CD with iPhoto to archive the images and view them in iPhoto. Because iPhoto is a Mac-only program, if you need to access the images on a Windows-based computer, you cannot burn them from within iPhoto. You can burn your photo library, specific albums or individual images to a CD in iPhoto.

Instructions

Go to the "Applications" folder and double-click the iPhoto icon.

2. Click the library, album or photos you want to burn to a CD to select them. To select multiple items, hold the "Command" key as you click. The total size of the images must be less than the 700 MB available on a CD. You can view the size in the "Information" menu in the lower-left corner of the iPhoto window.

3.Go to the "Share" menu and select "Burn."

4.Load a blank CD into the optical drive of the computer. A preview screen with the images and the amount of space on the disk appears.

5.Enter a name for the CD in the text box and click the "Burn" button. Click "Burn" in the pop-up window to begin burning the CD.

source  ehow.com

How to Burn Photos to a CD From iPhoto

 How to Burn Photos to a CD From iPhoto

iPhoto Screenshot

iPhoto is an image manipulation program designed for use on Apple computer. iPhoto can help you organize add effects to your pictures. If you are using iPhoto, you can also burn your photos to a CD while using the program. This allows you to make back-up copies of your photos to keep or give to friends.

Instructions

Insert a blank CD into your Apple computer's CD-burning drive. Close the drive door. The blank CD will show up as a folder on the Apple computer desktop.

2

Open the iPhoto program. Click on the album you wish to burn to disc. The albums are located on the left-hand side of the screen.

3

Click on the "File" menu at the top of the screen and choose the "Export" command. Click on the "File Export" tab at the top off the "Export" window. Click on "JPEG" as your format.

4

Select the "Use Filename" and "Use Extension" options. Click on the "Export" button. Browse through the computer folders until you locate the blank CD folder. Click on it to select it and click on "OK." Quit iPhoto once you have finished exporting.

5

Double click the Blank CD folder on the desktop. Click on the "Burn" button to burn the photos to the CD.

Tips & Warnings

While in iPhoto, you can adjust the size and the name of each file to maximize the space on the disc and make the photos easy to find.

Make sure you place the photos you want to burn in an album so you can add them to the CD folder. You can not add the photos one by one

source  ehow.com