First, a big thanks to Apple for its naming conventions. All its iLife apps never carried/reported the same version numbers after a few updates. Every year their name was updated to whatever the current year was; 08, 09, 10, 11, etc. But the version numbers lagged way behind. I now have Garageband 6.0.5, iDVD 7.1.2, iMovie 9.0.4, iPhoto 9.2.3 and I don't even know what iLife is, anymore. Is there an '12 batch out yet?
So I have no idea if my 9.2.3 version of iPhoto is the same as
Dick's iPhoto "V.11." But I don't think I've ever seen an Apple app with a scroll bar on the "left."
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no "evident" zoom controls.
Did you look at any of my uploaded images?
Nor have I been able to decipher exactly what this sentence means:
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I have been using the e-mail function in iPhoto to reduce the dimenisons of jpeg attachments to e-mails that I occasionally receive (say, in 300 dpi) meaning they appear on my 27" display s though they are 10 x 12 feet in size
It appears that you already know of the "Share->Email" function of iPhoto. But I'm now not even certain how you are viewing a "jpeg attachments to e-mails that I occasionally receive (say, in 300 dpi) meaning they appear on my 27" display s though they are 10 x 12 feet in size." In what app are you viewing them?
1. Mail
2. iPhoto
3. QuickLook
4. Other
As for finding the original, I had assumed that you had imported it into iPhoto. If so, it should be one of the last dated images in the "Photos" Library or in the "Recent->Last Import". Possibly even still on your iPhone, if you didn't delete it. If none of those places have it, I'd be happy to send you a large image, suitable for a Desktop picture, so you could et a screen capture of those scroll bars in iPhoto.
I very much dislike seeing questions being left unresolved...
Paddy, I think I have used LionTweak to set the scroll bars to always visible. I agree the default setting was distracting and un-needed on a 'real' computer!
I only wish that the SIMBL developers would get it compatible with Lion so the sidebar colors would remain in Finder windows. I almost always have two Finder windows open and the bland, same-ness of the icons is
not helpful.
