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I am unable to burn an iphoto album or albums to a CD-R even after following steps in Apple Support. I can't find the folders that I've supposidely made. Help would be appreciated, please. Thank you.
MacBook Pro
To burn an album to CD or DVD
1. Export it to a folder on the desktop. File -> Export
This User Tip
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-4921
has details of the options in the Export dialogue.
2. Drag that to the CD/DVD
3. Burn that with the Finder's Burn Command
Remember: if this is a backup then don't invest in optical media for this purpose. Soon the CD and DVD will be gone the way of the floppy disk and the zip drive.
To burn an album to CD or DVD
1. Export it to a folder on the desktop. File -> Export
This User Tip
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-4921
has details of the options in the Export dialogue.
2. Drag that to the CD/DVD
3. Burn that with the Finder's Burn Command
Remember: if this is a backup then don't invest in optical media for this purpose. Soon the CD and DVD will be gone the way of the floppy disk and the zip drive.
Your help is much appreciated. Thank you. I was able to finally burn the folder to a cd (yes, a back up instrument) however, the order of images scrambled in the transfer, and the titles I set up were lost also. I am trying to set up images of my art work for a presentation in class on Jan 9. I was thinking I would run my "folder" thru the classroom Mac computer but I'm not sure what "program" I would open it in. I'm thinking I need to get iWorks and set up a presentation in Keynote. The instructor likes and uses PowerPoint although will allow me to use anything as long as I can present the images. I am resisting doing this in PowerPoint because of fear for time constraints. Even tho this is a class, I'd like to present these in a professional manner. Simple is good. If possible, please advise. Thank you.
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