Apple has released iPhoto 7.0.2 (download)
iPhoto 7 was released on August 7, 2007 as part of iLife '08, and promptly updated to iPhoto 7.0.1.
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Apple Releases iPhoto 7.0.2 Update
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Apple has released iPhoto 7.0.2 (download)
iPhoto 7 was released on August 7, 2007 as part of iLife '08, and promptly updated to iPhoto 7.0.1.
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part of me hates this, part of me is happy for this.
see its a shame that all the bugs aren't worked out prior to release. but the other part is glad that they're so fast at getting the things fixed.
see its a shame that all the bugs aren't worked out prior to release. but the other part is glad that they're so fast at getting the things fixed.
Such is the life of S/W development ...
The reality of software development, and the process of releasing the product means that at some point you have to put a stake in the ground and ship. But that never means it's fully complete. We might get the software on a particular date, but the vendor (Apple in this case) had to create a build quite some time in advance so that they could create CD/DVDs, package them and ship them. So you say "one day after they release it" .. but the fact is that the build we get is weeks old - it doesn't happen overnight.
Kudos to Apple for putting out fixes for problems so quickly. Problems that they have found in between cutting the media and us getting it. If they did not, then people would be complaining more ... not that they actually complain less!
The reality of software development, and the process of releasing the product means that at some point you have to put a stake in the ground and ship. But that never means it's fully complete. We might get the software on a particular date, but the vendor (Apple in this case) had to create a build quite some time in advance so that they could create CD/DVDs, package them and ship them. So you say "one day after they release it" .. but the fact is that the build we get is weeks old - it doesn't happen overnight.
Kudos to Apple for putting out fixes for problems so quickly. Problems that they have found in between cutting the media and us getting it. If they did not, then people would be complaining more ... not that they actually complain less!
Anyone know if this resolved the issue of iphoto 7 not allowing the library to be stored on an external Drive? That has been a huge issue for many people. Big feature drop with them leaving that out this revision.
decimortis
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my fonts are still messed up but i think that's because i don't have the illusive helveticaneue.dfont
does anyone know where i can get this from...im hoping it fixes the only problem ive had with iphoto since i installed it. i've searched my system and it's nowhere to be found. (using 10.4.10)
does anyone know where i can get this from...im hoping it fixes the only problem ive had with iphoto since i installed it. i've searched my system and it's nowhere to be found. (using 10.4.10)
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iJawn108
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Hairball
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Eraserhead
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Its a standard system font, it should be in /Library/Fonts, try seeing if you can find it on your Mac OS X DVD.
j-a-x
macrumors 68000
I wonder if this fixes the sorting bugs, or if it fixes the bug that prevents me from viewing photos with certain aspect ratios on my 12" powerbook monitor. For some reason, many of my photos which are cropped with the Y dimension larger than the X dimension don't show up, although they do show up if I try to view them in an external editor - weird.
You may have missed my point. I know about release cycles (I'm a software developer), but I'm talking about the public impresssion created when a patch is released right after a new product comes out. It wouldn't have served customers well if Apple had held up the 7.0.1 release for another week or two, but it would have looked a little better to the casual observer. An update after a month may be welcomed as an improvement, while a quickly changed release is received more like an apology!
iJawn108
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Yes, agreed .. perception is everything.
I'm constantly amazed by what people think goes on. If only they could get a glimpse of what's really happening 🙂 THEN let them complain!
lazyrighteye
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iPhone Import/Recognition Bug Fix?
I feel silly even asking...
Anyone know if this update addresses the importing/recognition of iPhones by iPhoto issue?
As has been well-documented by others, I too was able to import the first ~400 (or so) pix, but since then, iPhoto does not recognize my iPhone. Nor does Image Capture. Nor do any of the suggested workarounds.
Thanks.
I feel silly even asking...
Anyone know if this update addresses the importing/recognition of iPhones by iPhoto issue?
As has been well-documented by others, I too was able to import the first ~400 (or so) pix, but since then, iPhoto does not recognize my iPhone. Nor does Image Capture. Nor do any of the suggested workarounds.
Thanks.
My iPhoto library is on an external drive and has been even with iPhoto 06.
What's the problem? It's easy. Simply copy over the "Pictures" folder then make a link to it.
