Flagging or Selecting all photos in a Face

How can I flag a group of Faces pictures? How can I Select or Select All of a group of Faces pictures. The choice for any of these is greyed out. I want to create something where I want to include all the pictures with the face of my grandaughter in them. I have named every picture in my photos with her face in it. I choose her face from the corkboard. All her pictures appear. Now what can I do to select them to flag them to work with just all those pictures with her in them? What is the use of going through all this time-consuming process if you can't then work with them? Or am I missing something simple?

Mac Book Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.4)

Posted on Aug 17, 2010 4:44 PM

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Aug 17, 2010 5:14 PM in response to hip_hop_gma

several ways - in faces open your granddaughter photos and select the first one and go to the last one, depress the shift key and select the last one - this will select all of them

Or

make a smart album with face is "your granddaughter" and select the photos in that album - or flag them there

Or depending on what you want to do just work with them in the smart album

LN

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