Sending pictures on Imac

i have 4 different accounts on my imac...all which i have access to...how do i send pictures from one account to another account on the same imac without having to email them to myself...i am tryin to create a foto album and need pictures on one of the account but cant access them from the account i am currently on...plz help!

And if the file sharing setup is too much for you to deal with you could do something like export the photos to a USB thumb drive, a cd, external hard disk, then log in to the other user and import them. This might be easiers and safest from a security standpoint, if this is a one time thing.

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I just installed Photo as part of the New OS Yosimete and now I cant send pictures from the library via my OUTLOOK for IMAC

I've opened up a enhancement request with Apple. Photos is not ready for prime time in my opinion. I've tried to work around this issue by trying to attach a photo in Outlook, but the Photos media browser (which worked fine with iPhoto) does not work at all, either. Both of these features work fine when you're using Apple's Mail application. So it's either Microsoft doesn't support the new Photos, or Apple doesn't support Outlook.

Can't send pictures with Messages, but I can receive them.

While chatting with a friend I was trying to send him a picture using the native Mountain Lion chat client Messages.
If he sends me a picture I first see a large grey rectangle with a progress indicator which gets replaced by the sent picture once it finished loading.
If I try to send a picture it appears in the chat immediately but then gets replaced by the file name. He only sees the file name the whole time.
Both of us have Mountain Lion installed and use Messages with firewalls disabled.
We both have a googletalk account and were using that as our Jabber Messages account.
Audiochat and Videochat works without problems. Text messaging works without problems.
The only issue is me not being able to send pictures using Messages, no matter if I drag the picture into the client with finder or with iPhoto.
Is Messages using any special ports that need to get routed through?

HI,
Both of you should use the Window Menu to open the File Transfer Window.
You may list the item as "Failed"
Uploaded with Skitch!
The other end may say "Waiting".
If they do say "waiting" then your Buddy should open Activity Monitor (Applications/Utilities) and find the IMTransferAgent and Quit it from inside Activity Monitor
The four lower items were testing between a Jabber account and a Google ID ( File appears twice as the "To" and "From" in this case)
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For a few months now, I've been getting "Message Send Failure" every time I send pictures to other Apple devices (iPhones, iPads, Macs), despite the recipient receiving them. So, even though the pictures are going through, the "Message Send Failure" notice keeps showing up. I checked with other people who have Apple devices and they also encountered the same issue whenever they send pictures (usually send an email to make sure it was received). I thought when iOS 7.1.1 came out that it would fix this issue. Has anyone else encountered the same issue? Thanks!

I started getting the error on my iPhone 5 (iOS 7.1.x) several weeks ago - if not a month ago. Today I finally decided to run through a wholesale sign-out/sign-in process on all my devices (iMac, MacBook, iPad 1, iPad 3 and iPhone5) and it worked!
I signed out of iMessage/Messages on all devices. I also deleted my iCloud accounts on all my devices (make sure you tell the software to keep local copies when you are prompted - relax, it all stays in the cloud, too) Then I signed back in to iMessage/Messages and then re-added iCloud accounts all around. I just sent a message with a photo attachment and did not get the "Not Delivered" message - yay!
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Send picture as sms

hi to all,
How can i send picture as sms in java.......i want to know its format ,size etc...i have jsms api......i dont know how to use them.......

Hi,
Yesterday I also sent my main iPhone (I have two) a Smiley from Messages in Mountain Lion via the iMessages service.
As I had left the phone at work I expected to see the smiley (pic on not) when I got to work.
However the Messages did not arrive until I got home this evening.
It was displayed as the text form of the one I sent (Messages had converted it to a pic at the computer end).
As I said before I am not in a position to test sending it via AIM and SMS.
I also spent time trying to grab the pic smiley in the Messages Chat window.
I had to highlight the particular balloon and then I managed to separately highlight the pic.
When I dragged it to the Desktop it became a text Clipping showing the colon dash and close parentheses
i.e. it is text and iChat or Messages just makes it look like a Pic.
However this does seem to compound the problem as you pointed out yesterday.
Why should "Smiley text" be sent but regular text not.
I still favour the possibility that incoming and outgoing SMS messages are in fact going by different routes:-
Computer to iPhone and the return messages iPhone to Computer.
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IChat users can't send pictures

Hi,
I am running an iChat server but lately my users are unable to send pictures to each other in chat. The image shows up as a blank box with an empty circle in the corner (usually there to indicate the file being sent).
This is a private, non-federated server and all of the users are connected directly. That is to say they are not on AIM or Gtalk or any other service.

Hi,
I would also check out the server forums.
Not that I know a fantastic amount about iChat server but that sounds like a reverse DNS issue.
We are now at the very edge of the limit of my knowledge.
The server forums are more likely to produce an answer.
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After update 6.1.1 I can't send pictures on iMessage and im on wifi. But if I send the picture as a text message it going through. I sent out several pictures before the update now I can't.

After update 6.1.1 I can't send pictures on iMessage and im on wifi. But if I send the picture as a text message it going through. I sent out several pictures before the update now I can't.

HI,
So you have updated past this point ?
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS5419
There also seems to be no issues listed here.
http://www.apple.com/support/systemstatus/
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Hi,
I have a new macbook pro and OS X.
I used to send pictures and messages to my friends iphone with Messages from my Macbook.
I just tried this again and while I can send messages succesfully, I cannot send any pictures. I get the error "0742xxx cannot accept file transfers".
It did use to work just fine, I have no idea why it doesnt anymore.
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Many thanks

HI,
If the 0742xxxx is a partial phone Number it may pay to list it in your Contacts Address Card as an International number.
If it works on an iPhone as the Phone number for them it is obviously local to your country and you probably need to add the Country Code.
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Why is imessage not sending pictures to one person but will receive them?

I've been trying to send pictures to one person for the past two days and I can't. It will say delivered and then say not delivered with the red exclamation point. I'm messaging an iPod but I've been able to send anything up until now. Is it an apple problem? Or is it me? I've tried everything I know and nothing has worked. I just don't understand why it won't work now when it's been working for months with no issues. Any help is greatly appreciated.

HI,
There have been issue now and then over week ago
http://www.apple.com/support/systemstatus/
There does seem to be an increase in iMessage Users stating that suddenly they cannot send pics.
In most cases it seems to be from the Mac version of Messages that contains an iMessages account that seems to have the issue.
You list only an iPhone and talk about contacting an iPod touch.
That would mean you are fully using iOS to have the conversation which I have not seen reported until now.
Issues from the Mac Messages app seem to hint at being with iPhones on certain carriers.
It could be down to a lack of Wifi or a poor speed of Cell phone carrier data feed that is the issue.
If we were talking about AIM chats in iChat and Messages (non iMessages accounts) then File Transfers including Pic-in-chats are moved to a different Internet port than the one the Login to the AIM server is made on.
This needs to be open in a router.
It is less clear whether Files and Pics over iMessages uses a different port.
At present it is not clear if there is an issue at the Apple Servers for iMessages or
if it is something about where and what service the receiving iOS device has at the time.
For instance an iPod Touch without Wifi has not Internet Connection.
An iPhone may have Cell phone coverage but the data contract part may be exceeded blocking SMS/MMS pictures.
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Hi celtics3456,
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Sending pictures to email via messages produces an error message

I fairly certain that I've done this before, but I'm trying to forward pictures from messages to my email. Everytime I try I get an error message saying that the recipient has chosen not to receive messages from a 900-0 number on sprint. Has anyone else had this error or is it not possible to send pictures to an email address this way. Again, I'm pretty sure I've done this in the past.
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Hi, I am wondering why my iphone won't send pictures through messages, I have MMS on and I have tried sending it with 3G on aswell and still doesn't work. Someone please help me :)

Hi, I am wondering why my iphone won't send pictures through messages, I have MMS on and I have tried sending it with 3G on aswell and still doesn't work. Someone please help me :)

Hey lozza567,
Thanks for the question. I understand that you are experiencing issues sending MMS messages. The following resource may provide a solution:
iOS: Troubleshooting Messages
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts2755
Issues with sending and receiving MMS
You will need these to send and receive MMS:
- An iPhone 3G or later.
- iOS 3.1 or later.
- A cellular data connection. MMS isn't available if you are using only Wi-Fi.
- A domestic MMS plan from your cellular provider. You may need an international messaging plan to send MMS to an international contact. Contact your carrier for more information.
- A roaming MMS when using a cellular provider's network different from your billing cellular provider's network. Learn more about roaming and contact your carrier for more information.
To resolve issues with sending and receiving MMS, follow these steps first
1. Go to Settings and turn airplane mode off.
2. Go to Settings > Messages and turn MMS Messaging on.
3. Go to Settings > Cellular and turn Cellular Data on.
4. Go to Settings > Cellular and turn Data Roaming on if you are roaming on a cellular provider network different from your billing provider's network.
5. Verify that you have a cellular data connection in the status bar at the top left of your iPhone.
6. Go to Settings and turn Wi-Fi off. Open Safari and navigate to www.apple.com to verify that you have a data connection. Turn Wi-Fi back on to continue using Wi-Fi for other features. If your cellular data connection isn't available, follow these steps.
7. Verify that you can send and receive SMS. If you are unable to send and receive SMS, see the "Issues with sending and receiving SMS" section, above.
8. MMS may not be available while on a call. Only 3G and faster GSM networks support simultaneous data and voice calls. Learn more about which network your phone supports.
9. Restart your iPhone.
10. Tap Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings on your iPhone.
11. Reseat your SIM card.
If you are still unable to send or receive MMS, follow these steps
1. Make sure that the contact trying to message you isn't blocked in Settings > Messages > Blocked.
2. Go to Settings > Messages and turn on group messaging if you are sending a group message.
3. Make sure that you are using the area code with the contact's phone number. When sending messages internationally, you also need the contact's international code.
4. Verify a "Pay as you go" MMS plan has enough available balance. Contact your carrier if unsure of your MMS plan or available balance.
5. If the issue occurs with a specific contact or contacts, back up or forward important messages and delete your current messaging threads with the contact. Create a new message to the contact and try again.
6. If the issue occurs with a specific contact or contacts, delete and re-create the contact from the Contacts application. Create a new message to the newly created contact and try again.
7. Back up and restore your iPhone as new.
8. If your carrier has recently ported your phone number, the porting process may not be complete. Contact your carrier to confirm that the porting process is complete.
9. Contact your carrier to verify that you are provisioned to send SMS and are in an area with cellular coverage.
10. Contact your carrier to verify that there are no blocks or filters placed on your wireless account preventing you from sending SMS.
11. Your carrier may require APN settings to be modified to use MMS. Learn more about when you should adjust APN settings.
Thanks,
Matt M.

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How can I send pictures or email from my desktop to a cell phone?
I use Gmail for my emails.

By sharing playlists you mean sending the list of song titles along with the songs themselves you can't. That would violate Apple's contracts with the studios regarding sharing music, videos, books, etc. Which is strictly forbidden. With the single exception that I am aware of which is Home Sharing.
If you just want to share the list of song titles you could take a screen shot and email that. Hold down the home button and press and release the power button. The image is then stored in your camera roll.

What changed in ios6 that won't allow me to send pictures in iMessage on my wifi?

This is crazy! My daughter got the new iPod touch 5th gen. It comes with ios6 on it. She is unable to send pictures or videos via iMessage. She has an ID, she is able to send and receive text in iMessage, so she is logged in. This is all of course over our wifi, since it is an iPod touch...
I have an iPhone 4, a couple days ago I was able to send pictures to her from my phone via iMessage, she would receive them, no problem, just couldn't send them to to me, or anyone else. THEN, I made the horrible mistake of upgrading my iPhone to ios6...now I can't send her pics and she can't send me pics! Wait, it gets better!
I called apple care to try and fix her iPod, they had me reset the network settings, didn't help. They had me restore the phone completely and set it up as a new phone, no apps on it, not restored from backup, it still wouldn't send pics or vids via iMessage. They asked me to take it into a store and have them look at it (remember my iPhone 4 is now acting the same way since I upgraded it), and when we got to the store and got on Apple's wifi, it worked! She could send me pics and I could send her pics!
I asked them if there is some network setting I am missing on my router (also an apple device) to make ios6 able to send mms in iMessage, they had no ideas. They said, reset the router. I did that, and it didn't help, I also removed the apple router because the comcast modem I have also has wireless capability. I setup a new wireless network using the comcast modem, connected both devices to the new network, went into the interface on the modem and disabled the built in firewall, and I still couldn't send pics or vids via iMessage.
Next, I went and parked outside of a local starbucks and tried their network, both devices worked there as they did at the apple store.
My wife then came home with her iPhone 4 that does not have ios6 yet, she connected to the new network that i just set up and she was able to send pics to the iPod just as I was able to before I upgraded. HOWEVER, she cannot send them to my ios6, iPhone....just to the ios6 iPod. AND, neither my phone or my daughter's iPod can send pics to her, just as she couldn't send them to me but i could to her before my upgrade.
OBVIOUSLY, there is something about my comcast network connection that is not allowing this to work, right??? But what?? A port?
What could have changed in how ios6 relates to my comcast network that is causing this weirdness??? If it is a port, how can I possibly identify it, and how would i open that port if the comcast interface already shows 'firewall disabled', I can't forward the port to a device (even if I did know which one) because I have many devices that will want that traffic, right? (my phone, wife's phone, and daughter's iPod)!
ARRRGGGHHH, Any ideas?

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