Photo Lab that supports osx

Question

I am looking for an online photo lab to print digital images from iPhoto. So far, I have tried Walmart and Mystic. Walmart's software does not work with OSX (requires Internet Explorer) and the manual approach only allows ordering 2 to 3 prints at a time!
Mystic does not say that they support OSX either. Anyone with success here?
Macmini   Mac OS X (10.3.9)  

Answer 1

There may be something that I'm missing here, but its a good discusssion. The part that I don't get is why look for a photo finishing service that is compatable with OX-X when there is a built in function to iPhoto that sends photos to an online print service (which is run by Kodak by the way) and then they mail the prints to your house.
I have some experience with this service, but not a lot. Have placed 2 orders and one of the 2 orders has been delivered already. The second order is on its way. Quality of the prints is just fine. Price per print is 19 cents each, which is the going rate in drugstores etc. I usuall don't print too many copies at once. They add postage and handling which varies with the size of the order but runs about $2.48 for my past 2 orders.
The only downside (for me) is that it takes them nearly 2 weeks and that is just too long. If you have a whole lot of prints or if cost is an issue, then a better unit price is obviously more important. Walmart and Costco have good prices.
Consumer Reports has an Electronics Buying guide out on the newstands right now. It doesn't really have all that much in it, but lo and behold, there is an article that compares price and quality for different photo finishing services on page 55.
To make a long story short, they strongly prefer in store labs that use Fuji equipment. For on line ordering their recomenndations are for Kodak (Kodakgallery.com), Shuttterfly (Shuttterfly.comm), Target Photo Center (Target.com), Yahoo (Yahoo.com) and Webshots (Webshots.com) in that order.
Consuumer Reports says that Walmart is best overall for most people and that most Walmart store use Fuji eqipment and that Walmart has a good price at 19 cents per print. I have personally gone to Walmart stores and used the Fuji systemm in store and got a much better price (I think it was about 14 or 15 cents per print withh next day pickup on an order of 960 prints.
(Never mind why, but it was a special occasion...)
Hope this helps, but I always learn a lot by listening to other peopl oonn hse forums. Got a new digital camera this weekend and will be crnking out a few pics until I get the hand of it better.