Can anyone advise a work around for this? Or can anyone shed any light as to why I no longer have this print option in my dialogue box?
Any help appreciated,
Thanks in advance.
FrankyEight
Mac Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.5)
Oh my god! That's so clever and witty. I had no idea before clicking on your link that you would direct me to my own earlier post. Give yourself a pat on the back there Peter... you tha' man.
If anyone knows of a way around this issue rather than having to give in to Apple and buy an upgrade I'd be really eager to hear! Thanks.
If the answer you got in the previous post was not the one you wanted then you should have explained that you'd asked the question before and are looking for a different answer.
This is another informative post.
Thanks for taking the time to help Terence.
I think you got all the information available the first time you asked.
Perhaps. I guess I thought It would be wise to get a second opinion.
Just a reminder: you do know that iPhoto 6 is no longer compatible with the Apple Print store so you won't be able to order any printed products, right?
OT
Was in a rush and didn't notice it was your earlier post on the same question. Just noticed that it was the best answer and from an expert. I feel your pain about having to upgrade nearly 7-year-old software. Apple's push to constantly improve can be a pain.
I wasn't aware, Old Toad — thanks for the heads up.
Hi Peter,
I can now rest assured that you feel my pain about being in so much pain, as its so painful being in this state of pain it must be a pain just reading this as it is sure is painful me writing it, pain pain pain.
Yours,
Pain
PS
pain |pān|
noun
1 physical suffering or discomfort caused by illness or injury: she's in great pain | those who suffer from back pain | chest pains.
• mental suffering or distress: the pain of loss.
• (also pain in the neck or vulgar slang pain in the *** ) [ in sing. ] informal an annoying or tedious person or thing: she's a pain.
2 (pains) careful effort; great care or trouble: she took pains to see that everyone ate well | he is at pains to point out that he isn't like that.
verb [ with obj. ]
cause mental or physical pain to: it pains me to say this | her legs had been paining her.
• [ no obj. ] (of a part of the body) hurt: sometimes my right hand would pain.
PHRASES
for one's pains informal as an unfairly bad return for efforts or trouble: he was sued for his pains.
no pain, no gain suffering is necessary in order to achieve something.
[originally used as a slogan in fitness classes.]
on (or under ) pain of the penalty for disobedience or shortcoming being: all persons are commanded to keep silent on pain of imprisonment.
ORIGIN Middle English (in the sense ‘suffering inflicted as punishment for an offense’): from Old French peine, from Latin poena ‘penalty,’ later ‘pain.’
This is another informative post.
As is this. I guess we could go on all day...
'Contact Sheet' print option missing from iPhoto 6.0.6 since upgrading to Lion 10.7.5
