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Hello again,
I asked how to date stamp and describe each job photo I take on my 08 version of Iphoto since it doesn't have the "YEARBOOK" selection in the BOOK formats. well I just tried something for the he## of it and it worked real well. Don't use BOOKS at all. Put the photos in ALBLUMS, click "select all" in EDIT click "batch change" in PHOTOS, set Title to Date and TIME then when the time and date show under each picture type next to them what you want to describe. Cilck on PRINT and a drop down menue will appear, chose "Proof sheet" and hit print again and off you go. NOTE if the date and time do not appear when you choose "Date and Time go to VIEW and make sure "Titles" is checked. It works for me -Now back to all my other problems --How come MIGRATE ASSISTANT doesn't????

Sorry Larry,
It was late and I was blind so I threw out the question -----The problem is I used the Migration Assistant when I got a new HD installed in my G4 and nothing happened other than the Fire Wire logo just kept running on my screen. I tied my G4 to my Imac with a Fire Wire--followed screen prompt on my G4 to restart my Imac while holding down the "T" key (on the IMAC). I did that and the Fire Wire logo appeared and began running in the faded mode on my IMAC screen. (Normally it should be a bright gray and yellow) I let it run but nothing ever happened and no info showed up on my G4. I tried it several times until the definition of Insanity popped into my head. I have a Rocstor back up HD for storage, tried leaving connected and disconnecting it to no avail. I assume that the Fire Wire logo running in the "ghost" mode is telling me something unfortunately I am just to clueless to know what it is. I am sure that I changed cables (reasonably) as that would be a natural, but nothing changed. I have gone the other way, G4 to IMAC using the same procedures with no problem.
Thanks, Mel

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