HT2481 I have received an Email containing photos. How do I import those photos to Iphoto and then to a CD/DVD

I have received an Email containing photos. How do I import these photos to Iphoto 8? Also, how to then move them to a CD/DVD?

First share some information
what version of iPhoto? What e-mail client? are the photos JPEGs with a RGB color profile?
The most general answer is to save the photos to a desktop folder and then import them to iPhoto from there - you can right click on the desktop folder in the finder and burn it to disk
LN

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