H hotmama macrumors newbie Original poster Sep 18, 2010 #1 I think I have a imac Its a desk top mac I hide some photo's and I want to know how to find them? Please help
I think I have a imac Its a desk top mac I hide some photo's and I want to know how to find them? Please help
D davelanger macrumors 6502a Sep 18, 2010 #2 hotmama said: I think I have a imac Its a desk top mac I hide some photo's and I want to know how to find them? Please help Click to expand... hit control F and search for what ever you named the photo. It should come right up
hotmama said: I think I have a imac Its a desk top mac I hide some photo's and I want to know how to find them? Please help Click to expand... hit control F and search for what ever you named the photo. It should come right up
AlphaDogg macrumors 68040 Sep 18, 2010 #3 davelanger said: hit control F and search for what ever you named the photo. It should come right up Click to expand... Correction. Command+F.
davelanger said: hit control F and search for what ever you named the photo. It should come right up Click to expand... Correction. Command+F.
H hotmama macrumors newbie Original poster Sep 18, 2010 #4 hidden photo's what if I never named the photo
spinnerlys Guest Sep 18, 2010 #5 There is also Spotlight (CMD+SPACE, or loupe icon in the top right corner of the Menu Bar) to search for files. Btw, plurals are not created via apostrophes. Also have a look at the following links to learn more about Mac OS X: Mac OS X Basics, Malware, Software and other useful links Helpful Information for Any Mac User by GGJstudios hotmama said: what if I never named the photo Click to expand... How can you do that? How did you get the photo onto your Mac in the first place and how did you hide it? If you remember when (time) you put that image onto your computer, you can use Finder > New Search (CMD+F) to find via date and even Kind.
There is also Spotlight (CMD+SPACE, or loupe icon in the top right corner of the Menu Bar) to search for files. Btw, plurals are not created via apostrophes. Also have a look at the following links to learn more about Mac OS X: Mac OS X Basics, Malware, Software and other useful links Helpful Information for Any Mac User by GGJstudios hotmama said: what if I never named the photo Click to expand... How can you do that? How did you get the photo onto your Mac in the first place and how did you hide it? If you remember when (time) you put that image onto your computer, you can use Finder > New Search (CMD+F) to find via date and even Kind.
Pomeroy macrumors 6502 Sep 18, 2010 #6 Under iPhotos' "View" menu click on "Hidden Photos", this will let you see them, they will have a BIG red X in the corner, if you want to unhide any of them go to the "Photos" menu and select "Unhide Photos".
Under iPhotos' "View" menu click on "Hidden Photos", this will let you see them, they will have a BIG red X in the corner, if you want to unhide any of them go to the "Photos" menu and select "Unhide Photos".
BurningJah macrumors regular Sep 18, 2010 #7 hotmama said: what if I never named the photo Click to expand... that's kind of dumb! but just type in the first three letters spinnerlys said: Btw, plurals are not created via apostrophes. Click to expand... maybe not in english but defiantly in Dutch so photo's is correct :d
hotmama said: what if I never named the photo Click to expand... that's kind of dumb! but just type in the first three letters spinnerlys said: Btw, plurals are not created via apostrophes. Click to expand... maybe not in english but defiantly in Dutch so photo's is correct :d
spinnerlys Guest Sep 18, 2010 #8 BurningJah said: maybe not in english but defiantly in Dutch so photo's is correct :d Click to expand... Thanks, learnt another thing. http://www.dutchgrammar.com/en/?n=NounsAndArticles.11 OP, are you from the Netherlands? Anyway, it doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things to not come.
BurningJah said: maybe not in english but defiantly in Dutch so photo's is correct :d Click to expand... Thanks, learnt another thing. http://www.dutchgrammar.com/en/?n=NounsAndArticles.11 OP, are you from the Netherlands? Anyway, it doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things to not come.
D davelanger macrumors 6502a Sep 18, 2010 #9 AlphaDogg said: Correction. Command+F. Click to expand... Sorry you are right command 🙂
smithrh macrumors 68030 Sep 18, 2010 #10 BurningJah said: that's kind of dumb! Click to expand... Perhaps the OP is like me and has *thousands* of photos. Name each one? Nope. Name one or two? Perhaps. Reactions: dukeh62
BurningJah said: that's kind of dumb! Click to expand... Perhaps the OP is like me and has *thousands* of photos. Name each one? Nope. Name one or two? Perhaps.