IPhoto 11--unable to email pics using iPhoto mail

After I select a photo and then click on the "Share" button to email the photo using iPhoto, iPhoto crashes. However, when I change the mail program in iPhoto to Apple Mail, I am able to email the photo.

rceenik:
Go into iPhoto's Accounts preference pane and delete the email account that's in there and close iPhoto. Relaunch iPhoto and add it back again.
nhsebas:
Do you have your gmail account setup in the Mail application's Accounts pane?
If you don't then do so. If you do and still can't send from iPhoto with "Mail" set as your email client,
Then delete the Gmail account, close Mail, reopen and add it back again.
OT

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Using Gmail in iPhoto and cannot find any of my groups to email. I have at least seven or eight groups that I email, each containing over 50 addresses. Is there a way to locate my email groups using iPhoto to send out mail in Gmail? Using version 9.5.1

Using Gmail in iPhoto and cannot find any of my groups to email. I have at least seven or eight groups that I email, each containing over 50 addresses. Is there a way to locate my email groups using iPhoto to send out mail in Gmail? Using version 9.5.1 (902.17) OS is Mavericks 10.9.1.

Your question and description is not very clear to me, so hopefully something here will help:
1. Gmail is a service not an app or a place. So you need to access the service with an app - that can be iPhoto, Mail, Outlook or any other mail client, or even a Web Browser like Safari or Firefox.
So you can't "go to GMail" as you write, but instead you go to an application set up to use the GMail service.
2. iPhoto is not a mail client. It's a handy way to email pics to Grandma, but for what you're doing you need to use an app that supports all of the Gmail service. iPhoto doesn't. There is no way around that.
3. How to send to groups will vary depending on what app you use to access the GMail service. All of these apps can receive photos from iPhoto, either - as in the case of Mail and Outlook, via the Share function - or, in the case of all the rest - via a Media Browser.
For help sending to Groups using any of these other apps you need to ask omn their respective forums. But the workflow is quite simple:
Using Mail or Outlook set in the iPhoto Prefereneces:
1. Select the pic(s) you want to share.
2. Choose email from the Share function
3. Make your selections re size etc
4. The email opens up in Mail or Outlook
- from there you need to figure out how to use the email client.
Using any other app:
1. In the mail app create a new email
2. Click on the Attach button or link
3. Use the Media browser to select the pic(s) you want to send
4. Attach them
- from there you need to figure out how to use the email client.
For help accessing your photos in iPhoto see this user tip:
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-4491

Trying to Email Photo Using Iphoto 09: Apple Event Handler Failed, WHY?

Trying to Email Photo Using Iphoto 09: Apple Event Handler Failed, WHY?
This keeps happening. Please help me solve it

This one comes up from time to time and it’s caused by a glitch in the AppleScript underpinnings that work in the background. Frankly, I’ve seen no solution for it and suspect that it would require a re-install of the System Software.
Alternaive:
Instead of making the email in iPhoto, add the photos to the email in Mail. Use the Photo Browser in the New Message Window and you have full access to the Library.
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You can even resize the pics in the New Message Window as you do in iPhoto.
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TD

I get this error message when I try to email photos using iPhoto: Your email did not go through because the server did not reply.

I get this error message when I try to email photos using iPhoto: Your email did not go through because the server did not reply. How can I get this to work when my internet is connected?

Are you able to email from Mail with those two accounts? If so:
1 - go to iPhoto's Accounts preference pane and delete both accounts. Now add them back and try again.
2 - a better solution IMO is to set Mail as the email client for iPhoto is iPhoto's General preference pane. This gives you better access to your contacts, a sent copy of all emails and, if you want a layout similar to iPhoto's, photo layouts located in Mail's stationary.

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I want to setup multiple email accounts using MS mail. My already has an account, but I want to add an account for my son. I've added the account on verizon and in MS mail. However, I want to have completly separate accounts so that when my son opens his email he only see his email and when my wife opens her email, she only sees her email. Right now, when MS mail is opened both their emails come up and when they send an email, they must select which email account they are sending from.
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One option would be to not use MS Mail (I assume you really mean Windows Live Mail?). You could create accounts for them and have them just use the Web mail interface to get to their mail.
Another option would be to give each person their own "user account" on your machine instead of all logging into the computer as the same userid. If you do this, any mail settings will remain with the individual account.

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Another example: When using MS Outlook, it will also remember and suggest email accounts previously used, but I can arrow down and delete an account from the list so it won’t automatically popup or suggest in the future.
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The iOS email app stores all email recipients in a list of previous recipients which cannot be turned off. The email address autofill feature when addressing an email pulls from contacts and from the list of previous recipients which can't be prevented. There is no option to clear the list of previous recipients - not at the present time anyway.
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Purvi

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I am unable to email photos from iPhoto from my iMac

imac, iphoto; unable to email photos from iPhoto

could not be more simple - select a photo(s) in iPhoto and click "share" ==> email - address it and send
iPhoto 9.5: Email your photos
LN

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When I try to attach a photo through email (not using the app) or use WeTransfer for larger documents I cannot open iphoto like I used to. I recently updated my mac software to the newest one and then had to update iphoto to be compatable . The regular app works just like it used to but when I try to attach like i mentioned before it's just blank. None of my photo's or albums come up.

If you're referring to accessing the original image files via the Finder inside the library package that went out with iPhoto 7 (08). The library is not a package and access to the photos for use outside of iPhoto is thru iPhoto. The following User Tip by Terence Devlin is the best treatise on how to access photos (for use outside of iPhoto): How to Access Files in iPhoto.

Emailing pictures using iPhoto

I am trying to email pictures from iPhoto. I get the message that the email server does not recognize the username/password. I have two email accounts, so I am not sure which account iPhoto is using and where to look.

In the iPhoto/Accounts prference pane move the account that you want to use to the top of the list of accounts.
Or you can set the mail client in iPhoto's General prefereneces to use Mail as the client:
OT

Tell a Friend emails sent using iPhoto--Subject Line

I published two separate albums to my gallery using iPhoto (each with different names and password protected with different user names and passwords and hidden on my gallery page.) I sent a tell a friend e-mail for each album to two different distribution lists (one to my side of the family, the other to my husband's side of the family.) I also sent each e-mail to both me and my son as part of each distribution list. My son and I each received the emails in Apple mail--on my iMac and his MacBook Pro. I used the SAME SUBJECT in the Subject line on both "tell a friend" emails for the two different albums, and all information in each email was correct when I sent the emails: Each had different album numbers in the link to the gallery page and the correct corresponding assigned username and password.
We received both emails which appeared fine when viewed. But once one album was accessed on the gallery page using one of the links, the text in the other email changed to the text in the other e-mail, including the username and password.
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Welcome to the Apple Discussions.
It is very slow and I can not find the way to customize the standard mail template.
There is no way to customize that template. If it does not suit you needs send a regular email with the URL to the gallery in it.
As far a slowness is concerned need more info on your setup. How much free space on the boot drive? How much memory? How many pictures in the library?
from the other user the template is somehow corrupted
Delete the Delete iPhoto preference file , com.apple.iPhoto.plist, that resides in the User/Library/Preferences folder for that user, launch iPhoto and try again.
NOTE: If you're moved your library from its default location in your Home/Pictures folder you will have to point iPhoto to its new location when you next open iPhoto by holding the the Option key. You'll also have to reset the iPhoto's various preferences.
Do the templates work if you try the Tell a Friend from the gallery online?
OT

Email photos using iPhoto 11

I have two iMacs: an Intel Core Duo and an Intel Core i7. Both have iPhoto 11. I have set up the iPhoto Mail preferences identical to the Mail preferences on both computers. With the Intel Core i7 it works fine. I can email photos directly from iPhoto. But, with the Intel Core Duo I keep getting error messages that the user/password does not match. I have double checked both iPhoto and Mail preferences and they do match. So, this appears to be a glitch. I don't know whether it has anything to do with the Core Duo or not. (Note: I know I can email photos from Mail, but with 10,000 photos it takes much more time finding the photos than if doing it in iPhoto --- i.e. one of the reason I upgraded from iPhoto 9 to 11). Can anyone help?

Are you able to email from outside iPhoto with the Intel Core Duo? If not then it's a question for the Snow Leopard/Mail community.
You can try the following:
1 - delete the iPhoto preference file, com.apple.iPhoto.plist, that resides in your
User/Home()/Library/ Preferences folder.
2 - delete iPhoto's cache file, Cache.db, that is located in your
User/Home()/Library/Caches/com.apple.iPhoto folder.
3 - launch iPhoto and try again.
NOTE: If you're moved your library from its default location in your Home/Pictures folder you will have to point iPhoto to its new location when you next open iPhoto by holding down the Option key when launching iPhoto. You'll also have to reset the iPhoto's various preferences.
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OT

Iphoto is still not relaunching despite using iphoto Library Manager

Hi, I have used iphoto Library Manager to relaunch lost photos for my iphoto. When i recovered it, it simply loaded with the grey icon and does nothing. I downloaded iphoto Library Manager and i can see that it has all my back-up files. when I clicked on all the options to rebuild, it simply loads again without great effect. am I being impatient? I left it for 5 hours today and still no result?!

Hi Old Toad, Its the '11 9.2.3 version.
I'm unable to tell you if I can import photos as apparently I'm not registered and have to purchase a code.
However, I have tried to rebuild using iphoto library manager - it shows me the last photos I did have, but loads the iphotos as if it were a brand new program - which means i CAN import photos from scratch.
I've clicked on 'default' and 'relaunch iphotos', but it just opens as if its a new program and giving me the intro.
Have you ever encountered this? how can the photos be recovered?
Thanks alot for your response.

I am new to Iphoto. how do I email photos from Iphoto. needs step by step instructions. i am not a very computer savy person. thanks

I am new to Iphoto. I down loaded photos in to Iphoto and I want to email selected photos to friends. I don't know how to select and email. I need step by step instructions as i am not computer savy. thanks a buch.

Open iPhoto.
From the menu bar top of your screen click iPhoto / Preferences then select the General tab.
Click the pop up menu next to: Email photos using
Select: iPhoto
Select the photo you want to send.
Now from the iPhoto menu bar click Share / Email
An email form will appear.
Type in the email address you want to send to.
Fill in the Subject line.
Type in the content of the email then click the Send button.

Can't upgrade iPhoto Library - 'unable to write to library "iPhoto Library"'

I apologise in advance if this is a little convoluted.
I have a MacBook Pro purchased a little over a year ago and I'm not sure what version of iPhoto is was running. It had a meltdown when I tried to upgrade to Mountain Lion and was ably serviced and returned to me with all my data heroically saved and stored in a shared folder.
When I got it back I upgraded successfully to Mountain Lion and installed all the iPhoto updates. After a false start, and having to reinstall iPhoto I am now running 9.4.3.
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Hang on - I had browsed extensively, but it was only after I wrote my question that all the other similar ones popped up on the side bar. I've followed the advice in some of those and it seems to be working. I apologise, but I seem to be unable to delete this discussion.

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