Hello Ronni Sorry about that I was explaining exactly wha t I was trying to do I had not gone through your instructions at this time must be getting really old takes me time to do these complicated things, once again thanks very much, one day I will get back to WA and then hopefully I can meet some of the members. Regards Bill
On Sun, Sep 1, 2013 at 2:33 PM, Ronni Brown <[email protected]> wrote: > > On 01/09/2013, at 10:35 AM, Juliet Kitson <[email protected]> wrote: > > Reply to all > When we look at a folder we get file names such as IMG0056, or DSC115 what > we want to do is change name to eg. Granny South so that when we want to > view a photo we know exactly which file to open. > We change name in a folder and then burn a CD but the file name reverts to > its original name , does this make sense. > regards Bill > > > Hi Bill, > > I thought I had virtually explained how to do this by exporting the photos > from within iPhoto making sure you have the export settings correctly to > show Titles etc, in my first reply to you. > > Are all the images of "Granny South" in an Event or Album in iPhoto? > If so: > *A)* 1. In iPhoto > 2. Select all the images in the Event or Album. > 3. Go to "Photos"(in Menu) > "Batch change" Set Title to Text - type > in Granny South - check "Append a number to each photo" > Then click 'OK' > 4. Select all the pics in this event and go File -> Export > 5. In the dialogue window - File Export button > Kind: JPEG > JPEG Quality: Maximum > *INCLUDE*: check - Title and Keywords > Size: Full Size > *File Name:* Use Title > Subfolder format: None > > NOTE: In the Export dialogue be sure to include the option to use the * > Title* as File Name! > 6. Click Export > 7. In the Second Pane of the Export dialogue click on ‘New Folder’, and > name the Folder ‘Granny South’, click Create. > 8. Click 'OK' to Complete the Export. > 9. Quit iPhoto > Result a Folder called 'Granny South' with all the pics inside named > ‘Granny South01, 02, 03...’ > > *B)* Burn the Granny South folder to a CD > 1. Select the Granny South folder that is sitting on your Desktop > 2. File > Burn 'Granny Smith' to Disc > 3. Insert a Blank Disc > 4. Disc Name: Granny South > 5. Burn Speed: Maximum Possible (or what ever you speed you normally use) > 6. Click 'Burn' > 7. When the disc has completed the burn > Check your CD and you will see all your photos ... Titled 'Granny South > -1.jpg; Granny South -2.jpg etc > > Cheers, > Ronni > =========== > Below is an extract from my first reply email to you: > *B) How to Export Photos From iPhoto with Titles and Descriptions:* > * > * > 1 Select (highlight) a photo or multiple and then click on “File” from > the top Menu Bar and then click “Export” from the list. (Optionally you can > hit SHIFT-COMMAND-E)If you would like to export a large quantity of photos, > I would recommend selecting an entire “Event” full of photos and exporting > it to its own folder named the same as your iPhoto Event. > > 2 Choose the “File Export” tab from the top of this new window. The main > thing you’re looking for here is the “Include:” boxes in the middle of this > window. > You want to put a check mark next to “Title and keywords” if you want > your metadata such as title, description and keywords to be “embedded” into > your the image that you are about to create in the export. > Unfortunately, for whatever reason Apple has, you can only choose this box > if you choose “JPEG” or “TIFF” from the “Kind” option at the top. > For the “File Name“, you can choose *“Use Title”* if you would like the > new image to be labeled now with the title you gave it inside of iPhoto. > > 3 Click “Export” and then choose where you would like to save this new > image — such as your desktop— and then click “ok.” > The filename will default to your given “title” if you chose that in the > prior menu. You can change this here though if you would like. When you are > done click “ok.” > > So now, if you look on the desktop, you should see your image. You can do > with it as you please. > > -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- > Archives - <http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/archives.shtml> > Guidelines - <http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/guidelines.shtml> > Settings & Unsubscribe - < > http://lists.wamug.org.au/listinfo/wamug.org.au-wamug> >
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