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Fire up Software Update and you'll see iPhoto 7.1.3 which, according to Apple, "...Addresses issues with wire-bound books and cards." At least that's better than "Bug fixes."Want to drag a file to another folder and copy it instead of moving it? Press the Option key when you drag that file and it'll be duplicated rather than moved entirely.
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milothecat said 8:40PM on 2-28-2008
I don't get it. I opened iPhoto 7.1.2 and selected check for update, it says I am up to date. When I go to Software Update via Apple menu it initiates the update. I generally disable auto update functions in all programs, just because I think it might slow things down some. This time it clearly did not work from within iPhoto. Any insights ? How much of a problem do auto updates cause ?
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pscs said 4:38PM on 2-29-2008
i dont think im making any wire-bound books any time soon so i dont think i need this.
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JP said 12:26AM on 3-08-2008
I'm having trouble with this update. After installing iPhoto now gives me the spinning beachball and is not responding on both iMac and MacBook. Help! Can I roll back somehow?
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