site it appeared to require an Intel
Mac. I assumed that was the reason for not installing, so I trashed
it.
I have Picasa on my PC and I love it. Since I only use the PC for
work (real estate), I did not already have other apps in place to
man
- Original Message
From: Paxton
> love Picasa and use it heavily. It is so easy.
- Original Message
From: Bruce Johnson john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu
>iPhoto then and the iPhoto now are VASTLY different beasts,
essentially different programs, save for name and g
else seen
> this? Has anyone found a solution if so?
I love Picasa and use it heavily. It is so easy.
If you read the offical Picasa Mac blog they say that there are still
bugs in it they are working out. They promise full functionality down
the road.
I was really looking forward to the Mac ve
On Jan 12, 2009, at 6:28 AM, diane wrote:
> Personally I tried iPhoto when it first came out (OS 9 was it?) and
> didn't like it.
iPhoto then and the iPhoto now are VASTLY different beasts,
essentially different programs, save for name and general function.
--
Bruce Johnson
University of
Personally I tried iPhoto when it first came out (OS 9 was it?) and
didn't like it. I found iView Media then and have been using it ever
since. Luckily I was a registered user long before MS got their hands
on it. I am up to version 3. something.
I have used the PIcasa web app and liked
>> images (five different libraries since iPhoto gets strange when it
> >> refers to over 20,000 or so) Google releases Picasa for Mac. It is
> >> pretty cool for a lot of reasons. And it isn't bothered by the large
> >> number of images.
>
> >> B
er 20,000 or so) Google releases Picasa for Mac. It is
>> pretty cool for a lot of reasons. And it isn't bothered by the large
>> number of images.
>>
>> But the current Beta version seems a little buggy to me and I wonder
>
At 3:56 PM -0800 1/11/09, starrf...@valley.net posted:
> Just when I finally decided to use IPhoto to sort through our 50,000
> images (five different libraries since iPhoto gets strange when it
> refers to over 20,000 or so) Google releases Picasa for Mac. It is
> pretty cool
Please forgive the extra word in the subject of my previous post. It
sounds almost rude and was not supposed to be there. I should have
edited the subject as well as the content before hitting send.
Whoops!
Rich
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Just when I finally decided to use IPhoto to sort through our 50,000
images (five different libraries since iPhoto gets strange when it
refers to over 20,000 or so) Google releases Picasa for Mac. It is
pretty cool for a lot of reasons. And it isn't bothered by the large
number of images.
Just when I finally decided to use IPhoto to sort through our 50,000
images (five different libraries since iPhoto gets strange when it
refers to over 20,000 or so) Google releases Picasa for Mac. It is
pretty cool for a lot of reasons. And it isn't bothered by the large
number of images.
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