southcounty949 macrumors member Original poster Feb 2, 2008 #1 Hi, Does anyone know how to disable iPhoto from starting up when a device like an iPhone or a digital camera is plugged in?
Hi, Does anyone know how to disable iPhoto from starting up when a device like an iPhone or a digital camera is plugged in?
iPhil macrumors 68040 Feb 2, 2008 #2 southcounty949 said: Hi, Does anyone know how to disable iPhoto from starting up when a device like an iPhone or a digital camera is plugged in? Click to expand... Try this: To choose the application that opens: Make sure no cameras are connected to your computer. Open Image Capture (in your Applications folder). Choose Image Capture > Preferences. Click General at the top of the Preferences window and choose an application from the pop-up menu.
southcounty949 said: Hi, Does anyone know how to disable iPhoto from starting up when a device like an iPhone or a digital camera is plugged in? Click to expand... Try this: To choose the application that opens: Make sure no cameras are connected to your computer. Open Image Capture (in your Applications folder). Choose Image Capture > Preferences. Click General at the top of the Preferences window and choose an application from the pop-up menu.
southcounty949 macrumors member Original poster Feb 2, 2008 #3 It worked ! iPhil said: Try this: To choose the application that opens: Make sure no cameras are connected to your computer. Open Image Capture (in your Applications folder). Choose Image Capture > Preferences. Click General at the top of the Preferences window and choose an application from the pop-up menu. Click to expand... Thanks a lot, you saved my sanity. 😀
It worked ! iPhil said: Try this: To choose the application that opens: Make sure no cameras are connected to your computer. Open Image Capture (in your Applications folder). Choose Image Capture > Preferences. Click General at the top of the Preferences window and choose an application from the pop-up menu. Click to expand... Thanks a lot, you saved my sanity. 😀
A atxindiekid macrumors newbie Dec 9, 2008 #5 Great Help Thanks for the info. I was actually a Product Specialist or Tier 2 agent for Apple and was unaware of how to resolve this issue. Awesome and thanks again. iPhoto loading every time that I pulled in my iPhone was driving me insane.
Great Help Thanks for the info. I was actually a Product Specialist or Tier 2 agent for Apple and was unaware of how to resolve this issue. Awesome and thanks again. iPhoto loading every time that I pulled in my iPhone was driving me insane.
Scottsdale Suspended Dec 9, 2008 #6 I hated plugging in my iPhone for just that reason. Will start charging on my MacBook more often now that iPhone will not interfere with other work. Great solution! Thanks!
I hated plugging in my iPhone for just that reason. Will start charging on my MacBook more often now that iPhone will not interfere with other work. Great solution! Thanks!