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Hi everyone, has anyone been able to use mail Photo Browser in Leopard? ex. Inserting Photos Stationary.. If so, How? Thanks
Can't Wait for Leopard to Come Out!!
Found the Answer:
Using Apple Mail Photo Browser in Leopard ex. Inserting Photos into Stationary..
As Leopard doesn't seem to have iPhoto, one must:
Insert Tiger install cd-1 > Click "Install Bundled Software Only" option. > Customize > Choose HD > Choose App. of Choice - in this case iPhoto > Insert Tiger install cd-2 > Install..
Using Apple Mail Photo Browser in Leopard ex. Inserting Photos into Stationary..
As Leopard doesn't seem to have iPhoto, one must:
Insert Tiger install cd-1 > Click "Install Bundled Software Only" option. > Customize > Choose HD > Choose App. of Choice - in this case iPhoto > Insert Tiger install cd-2 > Install..
I just dragged iPhoto from the Applications folder on my Tiger partition into the Applications folder on my Leopard Partition. Restarted mail, works 100%.
I love not having to use installer programs.
I love not having to use installer programs.
QUOTE(HelenacNyc @ Jul 5 2007, 05:42 PM) 
Found the Answer:
Using Apple Mail Photo Browser in Leopard ex. Inserting Photos into Stationary..
As Leopard doesn't seem to have iPhoto, one must:
Insert Tiger install cd-1 > Click "Install Bundled Software Only" option. > Customize > Choose HD > Choose App. of Choice - in this case iPhoto > Insert Tiger install cd-2 > Install..
Using Apple Mail Photo Browser in Leopard ex. Inserting Photos into Stationary..
As Leopard doesn't seem to have iPhoto, one must:
Insert Tiger install cd-1 > Click "Install Bundled Software Only" option. > Customize > Choose HD > Choose App. of Choice - in this case iPhoto > Insert Tiger install cd-2 > Install..
QUOTE(Darwinian Dude @ Jul 9 2007, 10:24 AM)
I just dragged iPhoto from the Applications folder on my Tiger partition into the Applications folder on my Leopard Partition. Restarted mail, works 100%.
I love not having to use installer programs.
I love not having to use installer programs.
life really isn't that complicated, is it?
QUOTE(igul222 @ Jul 10 2007, 12:04 AM)
life really isn't that complicated, is it?
Nup!
Sorry to bump the thread (been away) but I just love the fact that despite the fact I have a PPC Powerbook and an Intel iMac, I can drag applications between them easily most of the time, transfer user accounts inc apps and settings, install the OS over the top (archive & install) if i ever need to and it always works, even in the 'Hah! Bet this wont' work!" kind of situations.
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