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http://democraticbooks.org/HTML/democratic.htm

You need to authorize your pocket pc first:
Attach your Pocket PC to your computer and get ActiveSync running
Open up Adobe Acrobat 7.0
Select Advanced > Digital Editions > Authorize Devices
You'll be take to a page on Adobe's website where you can authorize your pocket pc. Once that is completed, you should be able to transfer your eBooks to your device and read them there.

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Photos tells me it is connecting to Library for shared photos. It's been saying this for about ten hours. I can't stop it from searching or get it to do anything else. I can go back to my photos but I can't get Photos to find the shared items.

Photos tells me it is connecting to Library for shared photos. It's been saying this for about ten hours. I can't stop it from searching or get it to do anything else. I can go back to my photos but I can't get Photos to find the shared items.

Be sure Safari does not have the Block Pop-Up Windows preference set.
Where I work now there are several unencrypted VLANs that require authentication, and Safari promptly pops up a window for me to register every time.

Is there a promo code for i photo books?

is there a promo code for i photo books?

Haven't seen one of those for several years.

Can I pay for a Photo Book using my iTunes account?

I'm trying to pay for a photo book using my iTunes account balance. The process seems to take me to a Credit Card input field only!

Greetings,
Not an iTunes Gift Card I'm afraid:
"iTunes gift certificates can be used to purchase movies, TV shows, music and music videos, as well as audiobooks from the iTunes Store." http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2737
For physical items from Apple you would want an "Apple Gift Card" (Which are only for physical items from the Apple Online Store): http://store.apple.com/us/personalize/apple?product=MA210LL/C
Cheers!

How can i set the orientation for a photo book (horizontal or vertical)

how can i set the orientation for a photo book (horizontal or vertical)
I like a photo book vertical format and i cant findet!!

That was quick! Although my earlier search turned up nothing, when I posted my question the system immediately gave me a list of previous questions among which I found the following answer:
This solved my question by LarryHN on Aug 18, 2010 6:01 PM
select the photos and change the date/time - photo menu ==> adjust time and date to make a relative adjustment to a number of photos ==> batch change ==> time and date to set an absolute time date for them
LN

Turn around time for Iphoto photo book

can anybody tell me the average turnaround time for the Photo books through apple?

See here - http://www.apple.com/support/photoservices/shipping_prices/ - and here - http://www.apple.com/support/photoservices/shipping/
LN

Are JPEG 3504x2336 pixel pictures too high resolution for the photo books?

Hi,
I am done creating my photo book and I am ready to order, but I'd like to know if my pictures are too high resolution. They are professional wedding pictures so they are 7.4 mb each JPEG 3504x2336 pixel pictures. (Last time, I printed through MyPublisher but the pages with multiple pictures didn't turn out well and they said it was because the resolution was too high so when they compressed the file for the pages with multiple pictures it didn't turn out well.) Will I run into the same problem if I print directly through Iphoto?
If I do need to lower the resolution, how do I do it, given that I've aready created the book?
Thanks for any help you can give me!

Welcome to the Apple Discussions.
When you order the book it will be compressed and a PDF will be created. That PDF is what gets uploaded to Apple (via Kodak) for printing. So the best way to check your book before ordering is to create a PDF, then inspect it. Chances are, what you see in your PDF is what you will get printed.
To do this, select your book and do File > Print. You'll get an "Assembling book" progress bar. That can take several minutes. When done, you get the Print Dialog box. Click the PDF button and choose "Save as PDF..." Choose a name and location for the file (the Desktop is convenient) and Save. Then switch to the Finder and open that PDF in Preview. You might select a page or two and do a test print yourself, to see if the quality looks good. The PDF saves you from having to print out the whole book yourself to check for errors.
Regards.

Color profiles for I photo books

Is there a desired color profile to use for printing books with i photo
My images are currently adobe-rgb. jpegs brought in from CS
When I print the images thru CS they look great.
When i print them thru I photo book or the PDF they look very dark and muddy...and would assume the same of the book printing online.
any ideas on how to get the best print.
Is there a color profile availabe from the online book printers or are we just winging it
Also tried converting one page to S-RGB Still Muddy / dark thru i photo book
and PDF Print. And just fine thru CS
Any Ideas??
Thank you

I guess I am going to throw caution to the wind and see what happens.
Only one way to find out, Right
Though I did go back and lighten my images. Also
Ran color synch utility, which fixed 11 corrupt color profiles.(none of the 11 profiles pertained to i photo)
I guess I am afraid to use pref setter,, to set the key embed color profile.
Confused as to what that means??? Does that mean that all my CS Adobe-RGB jpegs will keep their color profile???
Also implanted one image as an SRGB vs the rest which will all be AdobeRGB
Oddly my color management in CS is almost Flawless. Yet, get me out of CS and I am completely lost!!!! Complicated stuff
Toad, I did want to pass on that AdobeRGB 1998 is a much more robust color profile then SRGB especially when it come to printing on Epson. It might be worth experimenting with and if you really want to get into it there is also
Pro photo RGB which is Huge color space, but a beast to work with
Here is a link
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/prophoto-rgb.shtml
Will report back on my book
TF

Workflow for building Photo book Page in Photoshop & Lightroom

I am working on publishing a Photo Book using MyPublisher and will be laying out each page in Photoshop rather than using their templates.
I need advice on the best workflow for accomplishing this task--here are some details:
1. Images are Imported to Lightroom, are Flagged, and adjusted with Develop settings (Cropping, Basic Panel, Paintbrush etc.)
2. I do add some capture sharepening to the image in Lightroom (not much).
3. Use the EDIT IN Photoshop CS6 with 1 or more images from Lightroom as SMART OBJECTS.
4. In Photoshop, I am changing the Image Size (sometimes upsizing for full page spreads) and resolution (everything goes to 300 DPI).
5. Doing more intense Creative Sharpening for each image.
6. I am using a variety of custom actions to layout pages with 1, 2, or 3 images plus text. I create a new document that is sized for the entire page (11.08 x 14.08 @ 300dpi for Deluxe Hardcover). I fill the background page with a custom pattern simulating textured paper and then layout the images for either a Left or Right Hand page.
7. Saving page as a Photoshop File and re-importing into Lightroom
8. Publishing the Photoshop Files as JPEGS with Medium Sharpening for Glossy Paper
9. Importing the JPEG of the Page into My Publisher as a single image the sive of the entire page.

I often use Photoshop to set photos in iPhoto books. I am not sure how Apple does the trimming of its books, but I have had no problems with edge trimming of pages whose photographs to go to the edge. There is no white to be seen. I haven't closely compared the original 11" x 8.5" photo with the one in the book, but generally the results look right.
In terms of working out the gutter for two page spreads for a 11" x 8.5" book size. I measured an existing book and found the physical page width to be 11" exactly. I measured the gutter to be 0.25". So that means using Photoshop to create the image size of 10.75" x 8.5". It seems to work okay.
Just interested if you have set a gutter, and if so, to what specification?

Resolution & "save as" ? for online photo book

I am making an online photo book through Snapfish. When I am done editing my images using Elements, I go to resize and make it about a 4X6 size with a dpi of 200 or so and "save as" a Jpeg. When I go to Snapfish to put my album together, I sometimes get an error messages as I try to place an image into one of the slots in the photobook. It cautions that the image has low resolution and will not produce a good image when printed. Should I avoid making the image smaller, or should I leave it as is? Should I be saving to Jpeg format? What process do you use when resizing and saving for this situation or any print you're having made? Thanks.

Snapfish recommends a minimum of 1639 X 1233 pixels. I think I've made the mistake of downsizing my images to 4X6 instead of leaving them the original size. I know if I email I have to make the image smaller and also lower the ppi to 72. When you are editing an image to print to a standard 4X6, do you change the size of the image or leave it as is with a high resolution of 250 or more? Can I go back once an image has been reduced and try to make it larger? Or, will the image never return to the quality it once was?

How can you tell photo quality is good for large photo books

I want to make a large photo book (13 X 10) and I have a good quality camera, but how do I tell the photos are good enough to blow up to that size.

I want to make a large photo book (13 X 10) and I have a good quality camera, but how do I tell the photos are good enough to blow up to that size
With a bit of arithmetic. Check the pixel size of your photos.
To print a good quality book you will need at least 200 pixels per inch to get the necessary dpi in the printout.
So your photos should have a pixel size of at least 13 x 200 by 10 x 200 = 2600 x 2000 pixels.
Check the Info panel for the pixel sizes of your selected photos.

How do you reduce the number of pages designated for a Photo Book? I have iPhoto 11 and OS X Lion.

I have been putting together a photo book. The program is not as intuitive as I had hoped and I have spent hours trying to fit my photos into the spaces they provide, but I am sticking to it. My problem is that I have been told by the program I have 54 pages but I don't need that many pages to get the pictures I want included. How do I delete some of the pages? Thank you for any hlep.
SCSilverfox

Thank you LarryHN. So easy--- Just impossible when you don't know what buttons to push.
May I ask another question? Is it possible to add pictures to the cache of pictures to be added to the photo book without deleting the book and starting over? I have an album of pictures that I put together (60 years of pictures) and I am using that album as the selection of pictures to put in the book. I am having so much trouble fitting in the pictures I have selected in the spaces and sizes that pop up as available to me and there are so many more pictures I have that I now wish I had added to my album choices. I tried adding pictures to the source album but they don't seem to show up when I select pictures for the book.

I can't process an order for a photo book.

I am trying to order a photo book. After compiling the book I get a message that my billing info has changed and needs to be approved. This has not happened on previous orders. I re-entered all billing info in the account but still get the same message. Any ideas?

The most common (and the one that got me) seems to be having used the grey palm tree for a back ground on one or more pages with out putting a background photo on it.
The grey palm tree in NOT a background on its own but a placeholder for a background photo - IF you have any pages with the grey palm tree as the background that do not have background photos, select a photo for it or change the background to a solid color one
I have to go through my book 5 times to find the errors I had made
I also suggest asking Apple to tell us which page at least is missing a photo - iPhoto menu ==> provide iPhoto feedback
For more info on the different pages available for each theme see Liz Castro's iPhoto site - http://www.lizcastro.com/iphotobookthemes/
LN
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Address in Luxembourg country for creating photo books or cards

I'm living in Luxembourg and I can't fill my receiving address when I command photos or card or photo books. France or Belgium or other europeans countries but Luxembourg isn't available. What can I do ?

There does not yet seem to be an Apple Print Products Store in Luxembourg. I see it neither in the routing page http://store.apple.com/us/help/print_products/routing nor in iPhoto's preferences panel where you can select the Print Products store.
Would it be possible for you to use the Apple Store of a neighboring country and get the books delivered to a friend's address in that country?
Regards
Léonie

Change font for entire photo book?

Hello,
I'm currently creating a new photo book in Aperture 3.4
I would like to change the font for the text boxes to something else.
Can this be done in one action/command?
Or is it possible to change the default font (and size) that is used?
I now have to change the font and size for every text box I want to use.
Kind regards,
emeu1

I have the same question: is there a way to globally change the font in a Aperture photo book? Bumpity-bump-bump-bump. Thank you.

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