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7on said:
If I need to edit a photo in Photoshop for instance, I drag the photo from iPhoto to the Desktop. I edit and save to the desktop and redrag back into iPhoto and delete the original.

There's a simpler way:

In iPhoto preferences you can select "On double-click: Opens in other" and then select Photoshop. That way, when you double-click a photo in iPhoto, it opens it in photoshop automatically for editing. That should save you a few steps.
 
TheWitePony said:
I'm a Computer/ Electrical Engineer student at the moment at NC State (and yes those are two separate degrees). He on the other hand likes to think he knows a lot about computers cause he can do some VB and reinstall Windows98 on his friends computers.

Since you (are/will) be creating programs and computers, There is a good book to read called "The Humane Interface". Its written by the original Mac dude. His name escapes me at the moment, but the concepts in the book will help you and the people that use your designs.
 
Flowbee said:
There's a simpler way:

In iPhoto preferences you can select "On double-click: Opens in other" and then select Photoshop. That way, when you double-click a photo in iPhoto, it opens it in photoshop automatically for editing. That should save you a few steps.

You can also drag the selected picture(s) onto the Photoshop icon in the dock.
 
M$ techies will get insulted because they will be exposed that to maintain a computer ( I mean Apple / OSX ) can be quite easy/comfortable and does not have to be unneccassary complicated as Windows is. And again they have to face they are actually using crap.
 
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