Accessing iPhoto from "browse" button

[Graygirl]

When I want to attach a photo to an email, or when I want to upload a photo to Photobucket or Shutterfly, I don't seem to be able to get to my iPhoto library through the "Browse" button. I can get to Pictures in Finder, but not to iPhoto where nearly all of my photos reside. It's probably easy, but I can't figure it out. Any help?

 

[sahnert]

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When the browse window is open drag and drop a photo from iPhoto onto the location bar at the top of the browse window. It will locate the photo in your library for you!

 

[CrzyCanuck72]

At the bottom of the lefthand sidebar in the browse pop-up, there's a section for Media. If you click on photos, it gives you access to iPhoto. This might be a Leopard-only feature.

 

[Graygirl]

At the bottom of the lefthand sidebar in the browse pop-up, there's a section for Media. If you click on photos, it gives you access to iPhoto. This might be a Leopard-only feature.

yes, it must be a Leopard feature, because I sure can't find anything like that on my Tiger OS. I guess it's not as easy as I thought!

 

[Graygirl]

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When the browse window is open drag and drop a photo from iPhoto onto the location bar at the top of the browse window. It will locate the photo in your library for you!

I guess I don't know what you mean by the "browse window". On Shutterfly when I click on "Browse" it brings up the finder upload window and iPhoto is grayed out. Thanks for trying.

 

[JediMeister]

Export the image(s) out onto your desktop by going to the File menu with one or multiple images highlighted and then File Export. Or just drag them to the Desktop from within iPhoto and it'll make accessible copies available that you can trash after you're done.