Anyway to use help documentation in iPhoto offline/download etc?
Is there anyway to download/save the iPhoto 11 help to a files/html/ebook or anything?
I like when during downtime to read the help when Im on my iPhone. In Windows days you could save the help files of programs to be able to view offline/seperate from the program - is this possible with Mac/iPhoto?
There aren't any ebooks that I can find for iPhoto 11 yet, only one on app store (UK) is for iPhoto 09. Anyone help?
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