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I am using photos for my desk top, in Catilina photos. When i go to preferences and select photos it no longer gives me the option to select a specific year for my desktop photos. I could do this in High Sierra, is there a way to do this in Catilina? What am I missing?
iMac 27″, macOS 10.15
You may want to create a smart album in Photos for each year you want to use ior your desktop Pictures:
Or set the DesktopPicture from the Photos.app, where you can open the Photos > Years to select the photo. Then use "Share > Set Desktop Picture".
You may want to create a smart album in Photos for each year you want to use ior your desktop Pictures:
Or set the DesktopPicture from the Photos.app, where you can open the Photos > Years to select the photo. Then use "Share > Set Desktop Picture".
I don't believe there is that option. Tell Apple what missing features you'd like restored or new features added via Feedback - macOS - Apple
leonie,
Thank you that works!
using photos for my desk top, in Catilina photos. When i go to preferences and select photos it no longer gives me the option to select a specific year for my desktop photo
