IPhoto card ordering

I have tried to order a card from IPhoto but it states that my telephone number is incorrect, it's not. Cannot complete order because of this, can anyone help?

Have you checked, if the print Products Store is set to your home country? Look in the "iPhoto > Preferences >Advanced" panel and set the store to your country. The format you use to write your phone number must correspond to the way a phone number is written in your country - do not type spaces when entering the number.
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Lèonie

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I am wanting to order about 100 individual iphoto cards, is there anyway of doing one order so i am not charged 1.99 delivery for each individual card??

I am wanting to order about 100 individual iphoto cards, is there anyway of placing one order for all these so i dont get charged £1.99 delivery for each individual card?

Afraid not.
Regards
TD

Ordering iphoto cards

I want to include more than one version of an iphoto card in my order so that I take best advantage of the shipping charges. How do I do that?

You don't, frankly. You can't mi and match card orders.
Can I mix and match items on the same order?
Books, Cards, Calendars:
No. If you want to order several different items, you will need to place a separate order for each unique item. For example, if you want to order one book with a black cover and the same book with a red cover, or you would like to order a card and a calendar, you will need to place two separate orders. However, you can order multiple copies of the exact same book, card, or calendar on a single order.
That's from
http://www.apple.com/support/photoservices/ordering_options/
Regards
TD

Questions about iPhoto card's

I would like to buy iPhoto card. Do you know, if I can pay for it on delivery?

No. You must supply a credit card or an Apple gift card at the time of ordering.
OT

What does this mean "We apologize for the inconvenience, but the ability to order books and prints is no longer supported in iPhoto 5. Please upgrade to a newer version of iPhoto to order these products.

what does this mean "We apologize for the inconvenience, but the ability to order books and prints is no longer supported in iPhoto 5. Please upgrade to a newer version of iPhoto to order these products." I want to buy a photo book and that message keeps popping up.

TD, LN - You guys make great points and I will take you at your word. Normally, I would not hesitate to update. I have a lot at stake here with a large vacation coming up with a great many new pictures anticipated. I don't know enough to understand what is meant by "verifying my library." Please give me some insight there and I will start the upgrade process tonight! Seriously, I have wanted to do this for some time, but have been scared away by reading too many situations on these forums.
TD - you have a good sense of humor. I know all versions eventually need to be left to die away. Support is not eternal. I am sure I missed the announcement that certain versions of iPhoto would no longer offer the ability to conveniently make cards, calendars, books, etc. Like the original poster, I was surprised to learn my version did not offer that functionality only by requesting it and getting denied. Sort of frosted me at the time, as you can tell by my original reply here.
If anyone can help me with the "verifying" question, I'll get off of here and let the original poster have his thread back!

Iphoto card

When purchasing an iPhoto Card it said error but then the money says it came out of my account. How can I tell if the order actually went through without checking my email (account doesn't work). Also will the card be shipped to the recipient in the envelope or in a way I should have prepared it first? Thanks!

Click on the Store button at the top of this page. On the next page click on the Accounts link at the far right and select View Account from the drop down menu:
There you should be able to see if the order went thru or not.

Credit card Orders are getting blocked with credit check

Hi All
In our system, If customer's credit exposure is greater then 100 % then all the credit card orders are getting blocked with credit check even though it has valid authorization. Is this sap standard behaviour?....is there any setting that will always exclude credit card orders when it has valid authorization
Thanks in advance for looking into this

Hi,
In OVA8- under document controlling- check the existing routinue 1 for orders etc., else modify as per your requirement
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Chidamabram

I have alot of loose photos at home (old) and I would love to make a bunch of iphoto books and make the pages like whole page collages? How do I get my photos into iphoto in order to do this? Can I make a DVD at the drugstore and add them to iphoto?

I have alot of loose photos at home (old) and I would love to make a bunch of iphoto books and make the pages like whole page collages? How do I get my photos into iphoto in order to do this? Can I make a DVD at the drugstore and add them to iphoto?

You can make the collages easily if you have iWork. Just open a letter sized page in landscape mode and drag the photos onto the page, rotate and postiion as necessary. Then do a Print ➙ PDF ➙ Save PDF to iPhoto to get a 200 dpi jpeg version of the Pages page into iPhoto. From there you can add it to your book and use a blank page with the option to have an image as the backbround.
If you have a 3rd party image editor that supports layers you can create the collage with it.
OT

Low budget image proofing for iPhoto book order

Hello!
I want to prepare my photos the best I can for iPhoto book ordering (Christmas present for family).
I have a Dell U2711 attached to a Mac Mini running OS X 10.6.8 and iPhoto '11 9.2.1. and a Canon Selphy CP520 dye sub printer which I thought to use as a precheck of what my JPG sRGB images would look like when printed in a book.
Here's my headache:
If I set up the monitor and calibrate the display profile as suggested in post #1 under this thread then such setup makes me color correct the photos by RADICALLY pushing the midtone slider in the levels adjustments to the left (brightening the picture). Prints that come out of the Selphy under this setup are a perfect match to what I see on the monitor and that is wonderful. However, I hesitate to order a book using such images because they appear far too bright on an iMac for example. (Perhaps I should mention that Google logo in Safari looks like its on steroids in this setup).
On the other hand, if I set up the monitor as it came from factory (PC gamma, standard preset), and use the default DELL U2711 display profile in SystemPreferences, then pictures look relatively ok on screen without any radical color correction. But prints that come out of Selphy with this setup don't match what is on the display, prints are too dark, and again I hesitate to order a book with such images.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Mato

Yes - don't try so hard and use your Mac and iPhoto - not a PC
iPhoto is designed as a consumre level program for point and shoot comeras - many people (including me) report excellent results using it that way - load sRGB photos form a digital camera and do minimal processing on them - never do major color adjustments - using iPhoto - preview rthe book -
Before ordering your book preview it using this method - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1040 - and save the resulting PDF for reference - the delivered book will match it.
and order
Apples comments on this are here
Of the negative comments posted here nearly all of them were from people who spend lots of time and energy adjusting photos trying to second guess the printing process and failing to do so - Apple does have an unconditional sastisfaction guarentee - do it the simple way - less is more in this case
LN

Payment Card Order completely invoiced but in the order is still showing Overall Status as Blocked

Payment Card Order completely invoiced but in the order is still showing Overall Status as Blocked

Share the screen shot of payment card tab from that sale order. Also what values are flowing in Status tab.
G. Lakshmipathi

White background of image created in Photoshop prints as grey through iPhoto postal ordering service.

I have created an image in Photoshop with a white background (I stuck with the default white background that the new image gave me). Over the top of this, I placed some images, saved it as a JPG, imported it into iPhoto and ordered it as a postcard-sized picture.
When I received it in the post, the whole image had printed with a grey overtone: the white background was in fact grey, and the pictures over the top were darker.
How can I resolve this to print my image with a truly white background through iPhoto's ordering service?
Many thanks,
Adam

If unchecking the scene-referred profiles box clears the display problem in Photoshop, you most likely have hit a known bug with defective monitor profiling packages building defective monitor profiles that affect Photoshop and After Effects — specifically, the defective profile is erroneously marked as "scene referred."
Version 4 ICC Profiles: If your are using v4 printing profiles, try Googling for more information...some symptoms of this bug are Photoshop prints a light cyan or blue in the page white areas. The Fix is to use Version 2 printer profiles.
there is another old known issue that has to do with trying to Hard Proof simulate press conditions (printing cyan in whites) but i am not sure what you are trying and i can't recall it right now
if those aren't it upload these screenshots of your workflow:
show full Photoshop window including zoom% and Docuent Profile in lower left corner

TS2516 an error occurred uploading my iPhoto Book order. It puts the book together and starts to send but at the very last moment comes up with an error message. but checking the book in iPhoto there are no problems to be found.

an error occurred uploading my iPhoto Book order. It puts the book together and starts to send but at the very last moment comes up with an error message. but checking the book in iPhoto there are no problems to be found.

This user talked to Apple Support personnel and confirms what Larry is suggesting:
crowland1066
Re: book upload fails
Nov 30, 2013 3:02 PM (in response to pablo123)
Just got off the phone with apple support. If the photo book completes the assembly process but fails during the upload process the problem is in their overloaded servers.They just started a free shipping promotion for the holidays which has increased the traffic dramatically. I bought a calendar a week ago and it went right through. I'm going to try again during less peak times.
Happy Holidays

Iphoto book order cancelled - Totally dissatisfying customer service

This message to alert you that Apple might cancel your iPhoto book order for no reason !
This is what just happened to me, leaving me in a totally dissatisfying and frustrating situation, as I did everything to have this book in time for Christmas, had to go through over an hour on the helpline with Customer Services, whose agents are badly informed on the solutions that they can offer you when such mistakes happen ---
I ordered an iphoto book on December 14, in order to have it in time for Christmas.
Nothing was reported wrong or erroneous when I placed the order and uploaded the book. Two days later, Apple cancelled my order without any notification sent to me. I have only learned about it on December 21, worried that my book had not arrived yet. I checked online about my order status, which then said "order cancelled". No explanation why. I waited for Monday December 23 in order to be able to talk from someone at Customer Services. I was then told that my order had been cancelled because one picture and text was overlapping, but they could not tell me exactly which one. It was then suggested to me that I should replace the same order and call back so that they could accelerate the process.
I placed the order and sent the exact same book to Apple again and then called back. Another assistant from Customer Services advised me that there was nothing they could do in order to accelerate the printing and delivery process. All they COULD HAVE offered me was 15% discount, which the first assistant did not mention and which now was too late for me to benefit from since I had already placed the order. Also, I was told that my exact same order did not produce any issue for printing, so that the first cancellation was in fact made without any reason.
This leaves me with the following situation: Although I have placed my first order in time for it to arrive before Christmas, I end up with no Christmas present, over an hour lost on the phone with customer services, no discount, no accelerated printing or delivery process or any other gesture in order for my infuriating situation to be less so, and a photo book that will arrive in early January when I will have already left my family to work abroad again.
I am entirely dissatisfied with the quality of the Apple iphoto book service and Apple customer services. I have not obtained any help or remedy from your customer services although several mistakes had been made on their side.
You are well advised to consider alternatives before spending hours on creating an iphoto book...

Anne, that is really outragious. And I cannot understand why the support did nothing to rectify their mistake and help you to get your book printed in time.The support teams at the Print Products Stores probably will not read these these Forums, these are user-to-user discussions. So, to make Apple listen to your justified complaint, use the feedback form.
http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphoto.html

IPhoto card quality

I just receivd my first set of cards printed via iPhoto and I must admit I'm a tad disappointed. The printed image is grainy, dark and desaturated. The 5 MB jpeg image looks terrific on screen but the printed card simply doesn't have any punch at all. Has anyone else had this experience ?
I'm wondering if some of the colour problems are related to colour management profiles ? The image was originally shot in RAW with the camera set to Adobe RGB (1998). After adjusting the image and cropping it was then exported from Aperture as a jpeg for import to iPhoto. The screen is calibrated on a regular basis with an GM EyeOne so we can rule that out of the equation. What profile would you recommend for on-screen soft-proofing from Aperture when the output is tagetted for the iPhoto card printing service ?
I'm relatively new to digital photography so still going through the learning curve with all this colour management stuff - plenty of opportunity for me to get it wrong !
Also, does anyone know how to improve the resolution of the printed cards ? They are very grainy.
All suggestions very gratefully received.
Roger
Intel iMac 20-inch Mac OS X (10.4.6) iLife 06 Aperture 1.1.1

Roger:
As far as the color is concerned Apple and it's suppliers use sRGB for prints, books, etc. That may be a factor.
The graininess may be partially due to the card stock it's printed on and on the printer itself. I know from experience that the medium sized books from iPhoto are very grainy, visible to the naked eye up close, compared to the large, hardcover books which requires an eye loop at 8x to see the halftone pattern. It may be the same factors working on the cards.

IPhoto book order status

Where can I see my iPhoto book order status?

From the Order Status link on the Print Products Store page for your country:
For example, for the US store it is here:
Apple Print Products - Apple Store (U.S.) Scroll down to "Order Status".
To find the corresponding page for your county, start from here:
The Apple Store - International Print Product
Or simply edit the URL for the US store and replace /us/ by the code for your own country: http://store.apple.com/us/help/print_products

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