How do i copyright my photos on my iPhoto on a macbook pro i bought in 2011?

My question is how i copyright my photos in iPhoto? I bought my mackbook pro in december of 2011. I need help please.

Copyrighting photos is done by registering them with the Copyright office. If you are asking how you flag them in iPhone that is a different story. Just tagging them in iPhoto does not automatically make them fall under copyright laws, you need to register them for that "protection".

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divyamadhu wrote:
But, where can I see those photos as image file
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saham wrote:
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How do I rename a photo in the iphoto folder?
You don't.
And I know that I can do that by going to Share-Export-Use Title and then put it in the same file that the original picture is in.
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I'm an organized freak and hate when I need to go and attach a photo I need to know when I took the photo (the month and date) and then all I see are numbers for the names.
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"IMPORTANT: There is also an "iPhoto Library" folder located in the Pictures folder in your home folder, outside the iPhoto application. If you move, delete, rename, or otherwise touch files or folders within this folder, you may be unable to see your pictures in the iPhoto application.
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