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Hi -
I emailed (so I thought) some photos from within iPhoto using Share > Email. But the email does not show up in my Sent Folder in Mail.
Is this correct? How can I verify that I actually sent the email?
Thanks
MtD

i REALLY LIKED mailing from iphoto, but inadvertantly changed the mailer to my email acct. (i was asked if i wanted to change, and i did).
HOW DO I GET THE ORIGINAL IPHOTO MAILER BACK.
when i try to share a photo now, it just opens up MY mailer with the photo attached.
CAN YOU HELP ME??? what's the original setting in preferences???
THANK YOU !
liz

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