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When I make calendar I get the birthdays from my address book, which is great. But it says Sara´s birthday and I am from Iceland and don't won't ('s birthday) after the names. It takes a lot of time to delete this. Is there any way to get rid of this?
iPhoto '08, Mac OS X (10.7.5), null
No. However, you can create a separate birthday calendar in Calendar with just the person's name
and then use it instead of the birthdays in the Contacts.
Now that I have lost iPhoto and got Photos instead 😟
I have a problem with the issue above.
I had created a separate birthday calendar in Calendar with just the person's name.
But in Photos I just get the box "Show birthdays from Contacts"
Is there a way to get birthdays from Calander to Photos calendar without "s birthday"
Separate from this issue, had you tried to restore iPhotos in your Mac?
Was the iPhoto application still in the Applications folder? Some users
who upgraded to another OS X found Photos for Mac had replaced the
default action where iPhotos used to be primary; it and its library remain,
but are not selected by the later OS X.
This is a separate problem and has been addressed in several discussions.
So hopefully the person who replied last time, will address your current issue
that may not directly relate to the loss of iPhoto, due to OS X upgrade.
Good luck...!
Iphoto is in my Application folder but has a white circle over it.
Can I then get it back? If so, how?
I have OS X Yosemite, does that matter?
Close Photo and Calendar, reboot, open Photos and check to see if the library is visible
Your iPhoto issue should be addressed in another discussion of your own making;
though several answers exist, some may not appear to work out for you if details
of your Mac configuration and ownership history vary from the ideal state...
an idea from a prior time (things change) was posted by the guy at this other site
that may not fully apply now at this time; but was current many months ago and
only under circumstances like he suggested: (may not work or apply to you)
Be sure to have a complete backup of your computer contents, and if you have a
time machine, be sure it has a recent backup with the iPhoto item, before proceeding.
If you are the original owner of the computer and it shipped with iPhoto or you bought
a version from the App Store, you may be able to 'Trash' iPhoto from your Applications
folder and then go to the App Store to (see if) your iPhoto appears in previously bought
purchases; if so, it May be possible to download a more recent version. It would be big.
However this does vary depending on the previous version of iPhoto (if you had Mavericks
and then upgraded to Yosemite, the older 9.5 version iPhoto is what you had. It is not a
compatible version in Yosemite, so you'd need iPhoto 9.6.1. Be sure to study this topic
and try to read and understand the similar discussions in these ASC boards.
Try the suggestions offered by Old Toad to see if you can resolve this other issue, first. 😐
(your iPhoto library will not be affected by newer Photos, it has its own library, btw.)
Yes the library is now visible but how do I add a birthday to the calendar?
I can only create events.
Thank you for your help.
Thank you I will look at this.
how do I add a birthday to the calendar?
If you want to add an additional birthday to the Photos calendar first add it to the calendar in Calendar. Go to the calendar in Photos, uncheck and recheck that calendar in the pane shown in my second post.
iPhoto calendar. Is there any way to get rid of ('s birthday)?
