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edt207 - Jun 12, 2005 - 9:20 am
How do I e-mail a slide show I have created using iphoto 5. When I first tried to e-mail it only the first picture in the show was e-mailed. The mail icon at the toolbar is grayed out. I also can not locate the photos that I created the slide show when I try and e-mail them
DeltaMac - Jun 12, 2005 - 12:49 pm
This should provide the answer to your question
Taken from iPhoto Help: (read the note after Step 1)
Sending photos as email attachments
1.Select the photo or photos you want to mail.
Note: You can't email photos from a slideshow or book.
2.Choose Share > Email.
3.Choose a size in pixels for your emailed photos from the Size pop-up menu.
4.Choose whether to include titles and comments.
5.Click Compose.
iPhoto opens a New Message window in Mac OS X Mail with the photo or photos attached. (If you want to mail photos using Entourage, Eudora, or AOL, install the application on your computer, choose iPhoto > Preferences, click General at the top of the Preferences window, and then choose the application from the "Mail using" pop-up menu.)
6.Enter an address, a subject line, and the text of the message, then click Send.
You can provide a slideshow over the internet if you are a .Mac subscriber.
- Dale
Taken from iPhoto Help: (read the note after Step 1)
Sending photos as email attachments
1.Select the photo or photos you want to mail.
Note: You can't email photos from a slideshow or book.
2.Choose Share > Email.
3.Choose a size in pixels for your emailed photos from the Size pop-up menu.
4.Choose whether to include titles and comments.
5.Click Compose.
iPhoto opens a New Message window in Mac OS X Mail with the photo or photos attached. (If you want to mail photos using Entourage, Eudora, or AOL, install the application on your computer, choose iPhoto > Preferences, click General at the top of the Preferences window, and then choose the application from the "Mail using" pop-up menu.)
6.Enter an address, a subject line, and the text of the message, then click Send.
You can provide a slideshow over the internet if you are a .Mac subscriber.
- Dale
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