How do you time/date stamp photos in iphoto 9, Version 8.1.2?

How do you time/date stamp photos in Iphoto 9, Version 8.1.2?

If the photos were taken with a digital camera they already dated and time stamped. Select a photo and click in the "i" button in the lower left hand corner of the window:
There you will see the date and time the photo was taken.

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You should tap you scren and move like you want to move the full scren to the left! A column will appear!
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hrrogersjr wrote:
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Apple has not stated what their plans are.
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by popular demand, Kelli Applies Lip Liner to Audrey's Lips has been completely re-mastered. (ok, it was just one person who asked, but she's a very intelligent and articulate observer of such matters. she noted that the clip suggests "interesting possibilities", but that men probably would be unaware of that. i explained that "men are pretty simple, so we don't see too many moves ahead." she laughed.)
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