
I was fixing a bug today that my lovely cousin reported... and while I had my sleeves rolled up, I decided to tackle a few other related issues. While I was in there I added a couple more features too.
New/Fixed in this version:
- I put the smack down on the Nikon NEF bug. NEF and any other RAW format that iPhoto is currently handling properly is now fully supported by iPhoto2Gmail.
- I've added even more flexibility for resizing/sending images.
- See the changelog for more details.
9 comments:
Hi Jils
sorry to be a pain - having a real problem installing your latest update.
As I go to through the installation process, the installer says that I don't have iPhoto 5 or 6 on my drive - version 6 is definitely there !
Any ideas ?
Thanks for your help
Rogan
Hi Rogan,
The installer is simply looking for a version of iPhoto with version string greater or equal to 5. I am not sure why it is failing for you. Do you have more than one hard drive or partition with iPhoto on it?
I'f you email me, I can send you the plugin with instructions on how to manually install it so you can get around this installer error.
Any idea when you will support Google hosted domain accounts? Would be great!
I will try to add some fancier Gmail stuff (like Custom Domains) in the next version... unfortunately, I have no idea when that might be!
Hello Jils,
Thank you for a great add on to iPhoto.
I was wondering, if you opt to do the resize photo when sending/exporting the pictures, does this in anyway affect the original file on my computer by resizing it as well?
Thank you.
-M
@ Micah --
iPhoto2Gmail will resize a temporary copy of your picture. It will not change anything in your library.
Cheers!
JI
Hi
I just downloaded iPhoto2gmail and when I click on the installer I get a message saying I need iPhoto 5 or 6
I do have iPhoto 5. Is there anyway to solve this.
Thanks for your help in advance and keep up the production.
Martin --
Like I told Rogan earlier, I am not sure why the installer check is failing, but send me an email and I can explain an alternate installation method.
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