How do I rotate multiple photos in iPhoto '11?

Previously I could use the 'command' key to highlight several photos and then press 'rotate' and they would rotate 90 degrees. Now, with iPhoto '11 that ability seems to have been eliminated. There must be a way to do this?

I had the same question today - just started using iPhoto. In addition to the answer from Terence, if you need to rotate your photos in the opposite direction, select Option-Command-R. I've found this link http://www.apple.com/support/iphoto/shortcuts/ invaluable since I'm an old time PC user and new to Mac.

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