Move or copy iPhoto '11 slideshow from one Mac to another

How do I move or copy a slideshow created on my iMac to my Macbook Pro

Export it as a QuickTime movie.
If you want to move it in an Editable format then you'll need to copy the Library that contains it over to the other machine.
Regards
TD

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Take a look at this.
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TD

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Regards
TD

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coxorange wrote:
Csound1 wrote:
The Imap account does not need to be moved, sign in on the new machine, your mail will be there.
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