If you used to cut and paste photos on a Windows PC, you'll find Mac computers are quite similar, at least in this regard. Instead of the 'Control' button, Macs use the 'Command' button with the 'X,' 'C' and 'V' keys for cutting, copying and pasting.

In the Photos app on your Mac, select the photos you want in your slideshow. You can add or remove photos later (see “Add or remove photos and text in a slideshow,” below). Use Photos on your Mac. Learn how to get your photos on all of your devices, manage your collection, and edit and share your photos. Or select a photo and use the keyboard shortcut Command-I. Once you add information, you can use the Search bar to find photos.

2) Select a photo from the albums displayed. 3) Tap the Location at the bottom of the photo screen to add a new one or edit an existing one. You can use the location finder to add your current spot or enter one into the Search Location box. Click Done on the top right of the Photos window.; How to access white balance, noise reduction, and more in Photos for Mac. Histogram, sharpen, definition, noise reduction, vignette, white balance, and levels can all be added to your photo adjustment options; that elevates Photos for Mac from a basic photo editing tool to something more advanced.

Macs also have a way of dragging photos to copy them from one program to another or onto the desktop. One feature you won't find in Windows is the partial screenshot, which can zero in on an image that's otherwise inaccessible, such as photos embedded into PDFs or photos inside other photos.

How to delete recent pictures on macbook air. Discussion in 'Mac Basics and Help' started. But i found the way to clear it by going into the ichat and go to change picture and at the bottom it have a clear recent pictures image. IPad, and Mac platforms. Advertise on MacRumors. Editorial Director.

If the pictures are in-line with text (the default), you cannot group them, since Word is treating them as text. Right-click on each picture and choose Size and Position. Click on the Text Wrapping tab and make each one In front of text (or Behind text, that works too).

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Check with the developer to make sure Microsoft Word works with this version of Mac OS X. I only get the message: “Microsoft Word (etc.) cannot be opened because of a problem. I can't install office 2008 for mac updates. You may need to reinstall the application.

Books and calendars in Photos for Mac: What are the best options? Coffee table books from Mimeo (2016) and Motif (2017). [ The newest version of my ebook about Photos for Mac and iOS,, has just been released. A lot of the research I did for this story came out of working on that book. If you use the Photos app a lot,.] For many years, Apple let you use iPhoto and then Photos to create designs with your photos, upload those designs to Apple’s servers, and then take delivery of custom-printed objects in a few days’ time. My family creates annual calendars and frequently creates books, too.

These physical products are great ways to keep our photos in view throughout the year, even when we aren’t staring at a device. Unfortunately, Apple has gotten out of the business of producing books and calendars. Instead, it’s allowed third-party services to create special apps and make them available for download in the Mac App Store. These free apps allow you to create projects based on your Photos library and order them from right within Photos. (Sure, you could just build books by uploading photos to a website.

But in my opinion, building on your Mac from your existing library of images and using a native app is a superior experience.) Apple started in leaning into extensions last year, but with its official announcement that it’s getting out of this category, a few other companies have finally jumped in. The result is that there are two apps—available for free from the Mac App Store—that are worth checking out if you’re interested in printing photo books or calendars from within Photos for Mac. (Unsurprisingly, the companies behind both apps seem to have been past suppliers for Apple’s book-printing services so this is their way of staying in the game.) Building the books Given what they’re designed to do, it’s not surprising that these apps are more similar than they are different. Both let you build books from different design templates. You add photos to a project by dragging them from the main Photos view to the project’s icon in the sidebar. You can view all the photos in your project or just see the ones you haven’t used yet—a very useful feature, since you want to avoid duplicates and make sure all the good photos get in. Both extensions let you select the number of photos on a page and choose from a bunch of different layouts.