Prairie City SVRA Nov. 23rd

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No pictures or videos of my truck yet or anyone elses...sigh
Sorry, I'm working on it. I'm still getting used to owning a Mac and am having some file management issues....not to mention I've eaten so much turkey in the past 4 days that I should be in a tryptophan coma!

Here's at least 1 of Lane stretching her Raptor's legs!
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Sorry, I'm working on it. I'm still getting used to owning a Mac and am having some file management issues....not to mention I've eaten so much turkey in the past 4 days that I should be in a tryptophan coma!

I understand that! I'm fighting the same thing on my mac. Bought an external hd and can't figure out what to do with it.
 
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I understand that! I'm fighting the same thing on my mac. Bought an external hd and can't figure out what to do with it.

I've HAD external hd's...they were used on my Dell laptop and organized and formatted for that. I've since reformatted the drives, and they work happily with the Mac...I just don't agree/understand how the Mac stores and organizes files via iPhoto or iMovie. I don't trust it.

I've discovered that once the files are in iPhoto or iMovie, its kind of a pain to get them out for sharing. Sure, you can share from within the program, but uploading to Photobucket isn't supported. Therefore, I have to export the file (aka. make ANOTHER copy) to the desktop, then upload through Safari, selecting the file from the desktop. Once uploaded, I have to delete the exported file.

Due to this complexity, or my lack of understanding, I haven't transferred my Gigs of pics over. They're still conveniently organized on my hd's and accessible by any program and browser. I just wish iPhoto and iMovie could reference those locations without modifying or copying the original.
 

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I've HAD external hd's...they were used on my Dell laptop and organized and formatted for that. I've since reformatted the drives, and they work happily with the Mac...I just don't agree/understand how the Mac stores and organizes files via iPhoto or iMovie. I don't trust it.

I've discovered that once the files are in iPhoto or iMovie, its kind of a pain to get them out for sharing. Sure, you can share from within the program, but uploading to Photobucket isn't supported. Therefore, I have to export the file (aka. make ANOTHER copy) to the desktop, then upload through Safari, selecting the file from the desktop. Once uploaded, I have to delete the exported file.

Due to this complexity, or my lack of understanding, I haven't transferred my Gigs of pics over. They're still conveniently organized on my hd's and accessible by any program and browser. I just wish iPhoto and iMovie could reference those locations without modifying or copying the original.

You have a Pictures folder in Finder if you want to just store pics in folders. Think of it as your My Pictures folder. Same difference!
 
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You have a Pictures folder in Finder if you want to just store pics in folders. Think of it as your My Pictures folder. Same difference!

I use that folder already, I just like how iPhoto allows you to either swipe or arrow through the pictures. Finder only displays 1 pic at a time...or I'm doing something wrong.
 
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