How do I select multiple images without clicking on each one? Is there a way to select duplicate photos to delete them?
MacBook Air, Mac OS X (10.6.8)
If the images are contiguous (i.e. grouped together), click on the top one (or top left depending on your Finder View choice) then hold down the shift key and click on the last one you want. That should select them all as a block.
If they're not all conveniently together, use the Command key instead of Shift and select the ones you want.
You can drag a box round the ones you want to save selecting each individually, if they're in groups.
Consider adding the delete symbol to the Finder window tool bar. This way you can highlight all the photos you want to delete at the same time then hit the "delete" symbol.
Open a Finder window/View/Customize Toolbar - follow the directions in the customized pop down window.
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This does not work when I am selecting photos to upload to a photo share site. Any other ideas?
How do I select multiple images without clicking on each one? Is there a way to select duplicate photos to delete them?
