Copying iPhotos from my iMac to my Nook Color

How do I copy iPhotos from my iMac to my Nook Color?

File -> Export. Select the format that the Nook supports - probably Jpeg - and complete the export to the desktop. Then you'll need to consult the Nook manual for how to get it on there.
Right click or control click on the iPhoto Library in your Pictures folder and "show package contents" inside is a folder called Originals, Finder > duplicate it and move OriginalsCopy out
1. This won't get any edited versions, only exporting will
2. The folders are renamed in iPhoto 11.
Regards
TD

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