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To: Clara Lou

That one’s easy too... you run the “Image Capture” program, and go into the preferences. There’s two preferences there. The first one:

“When a camera is connected, open: iPhoto”

Just change that setting to “No Application.” Ta da.


7 posted on 07/09/2007 6:34:36 AM PDT by mwyounce
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To: mwyounce

Thanks, mw. [The rest of this is directed to “all.”]

That’s something else about Apple. As long as I’ve used OS X, I never knew that “Image Capture” existed. Why doesn’t Image Capture open the first time I have a camera attached and ask me what I want to do? Answer: Because I might lose my dependency on Apple software.


14 posted on 07/09/2007 6:54:17 AM PDT by Clara Lou (Fred Thompson, '08-- imwithfred.com)
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To: mwyounce

Geez - with all these settings and preferences, it sounds like your on a windows box!

I thought macs were supposed to be intuitive and easy to use?


17 posted on 07/09/2007 7:19:35 AM PDT by PissAndVinegar
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