Slideshow of book

ok, you know how iphoto 11 lets you watch a slideshow of a book you created? You can even set it to music! well i want to save or make that book i am watching set to music into a slideshow... is there a way to do that?? seems like it should be able to or it should be fairly simple... but i am just not able to figure it out!!
thanks so much to all
Dena

I close this thread. There is another one with the same issue, unresolved yet. (My photo book as a slideshow with music)

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I created long slideshows with the slideshow feature of iPhoto 5.
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Hi Brie,
I'm not sure exactly what are the 6 steps exactly.... but I did all the check box in ip preferences of both computer.
I found this in the iP help menu
To share your photos on a network:
1-Choose iPhoto > Preferences.
2-Click Sharing at the top of the Preferences window.
3-Select the "Share my photos" checkbox, and then choose your entire library or only the albums, slideshows, or books you want to share.
4-Type a name for your shared items in the "Shared name" field, and a password if desired.
The shared name you enter appears in the iPhoto Source list on computers set up to look for shared photos on your network. If you select "Require password," users will need to enter that password before they can see your shared photos.
DONE ( did not use password)
To look for shared photos:
1-Choose iPhoto > Preferences.
2-Click Sharing at the top of the Preferences window.
3-Select the "Look for shared photos" checkbox.
DONE
Not sure what other step there are to do if any!
michel
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I have used iPhoto for several years, and thought I'd give the competition a try. I've listed below some of iPhoto's shortcomings, which resulted in my switching to Picassa. I'm tired of submitting feedback to Apple, and with each new release of iPhoto (and iMovie), critical functionality is still omitted.
1. iPhoto photo management is horrible. Other photo management software such
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3. Picassa and Lightroom are referenced libraries, and work extremely well
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4. Picassa allows you to take still snapshots from videos. Brilliant! iPhoto
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   snapshots from movies. The "workarounds" recommended in numerous forums
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5. Picassa allows you to view your photos metadata.
6. Picassa allows you to select a start point and end point in a video and
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7. Picassa is free and runs on Mac, Windows, and Linux.

To each their own, of course.
iPhoto photo management is horrible. Other photo management software such
   as Picassa or Lightroom allow you to simply import a top level directory,
   after which subdirectories with their meaningful names are displayed in
   the application. No such directory hierarchy awareness exists in iPhoto
That's not "photo" management, that's file management. It's one way of doing things. It's a hybrid between using the file system to manage the files while using the app to manage the photos. It's done by the app writing hundreds (and hundreds) of invisible files to the folders. With iPhoto, the app replaces the Finder. As you never access the files via the Finder, where they are stored is of no consequence.
Photo management with Picassa is automatic. If I add or delete individual photos,
   or subdirectories in "watched folders", they are automatically updated
   in Picassa.
Againm you're confusing photos and files. Well here's another way to look at it. File management in iPhoto is automatic. Delete the file from iPhoto and it's automatically remvoed from the disk.
You keep confusing files and the data they contain. If you do that will have issues with iPhoto, sure.
3. Picassa and Lightroom are referenced libraries, and work extremely well
   in that capacity. iPhoto does not work well in that capacity, and I've
   read many recommendations in these forums to NOT use iPhoto as a reference
   library for that reason. Instead they recommend that you import all of your
   photos directly into iPhoto. The problem with this is that iPhoto will
   eventually become bloated and painfully slow.
Happily agree that iPhoto is not good with referenced Libraries. Using them is pointless as it's more work for exactly zero benefit. iPhoto will not become "bloated and painfully slow". Why would it? iPhoto stores the files exactly like Picasa does (that's how you spell it btw), in the Finder. Each library can contain 1,000,000 images.
Picassa allows you to take still snapshots from videos. Brilliant! iPhoto
   never had this ability. iMovie actually did have this feature, but Apple
   in their infinite wisdom decided to remove the ability to take still
   snapshots from movies. The "workarounds" recommended in numerous forums
   is to take a screen shot, or use MPEG Streamclip. I still cannot believe
   Apple removed this critical functionality.
And if that's a key feature for you, then good for you.
How is Picasa at Slideshows? Books? Calendars? Cards? Uploading to Flickr? Facebook? etc?
5. Picassa allows you to view your photos metadata.
Here's a thing: so does iPhoto.
6. Picassa allows you to select a start point and end point in a video and
   export just that small clip. Nice!
Pretty sure I can do that with iPhoto too. If not, I know I can do it with iMovie or Quicktime player.
7. Picassa is free and runs on Mac, Windows, and Linux.
iPhoto comes free with every mac. And you can be pretty sure that your photos aren't being datamined...
Oh, how is Picasa on integrating with the OS? That whole thing of every photo in your library being available to every app on your machine?

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Can anyone point me to a tutorial or provide information on the best way to utilize Lightroom with Iphoto? I have read several posts which are contradictory in regards to importing photos into Lightroom from Iphoto. Some say to export files to Finder and then use Lightroom to import. Others say to open Iphoto Package Contents, make alias and use Lightroom to import. I am a new mac user and would like some clarification before I screw it all up. I like the ease of Iphoto for everyday organization, emailing and flickring but would like to import selected photos or events into Lightroom for processing. Thx a bunch.

What are you trying to do, exactly?
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You need to understand something. Both Application are Databases. A photo needs to be imported before they can even see or manipulate it. While Aperture can read the iPhoto database, LR is utterly oblivious to the iPhoto DB and vice versa.
Some say to export files to Finder and then use Lightroom to import.
This is the correct way.
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Never, ever do this. Any slight change to the path of the file and your iPhoto Library is toast.
but would like to import selected photos or events into Lightroom for processing.
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Regards
TD

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Hi Mervin,
Bottom line given that there is no way that I know of fixing this problem, I am planning to simply create a new user account.
You can do that (but I wouldn't) this KB article outlines how:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=155373
Basically you will copy the folders within your old home to replace the folders in the new home. Here is a list of specific folders if you decide to do that but a better solution would be to sort your existing user.
Here where your important data is stored ("~" stands for "Home"):
Your Data in Documents
~/Library/Application Support/AddressBook (copy the whole folder)
~/Library/Application Support/iCal(copy the whole folder)
Also in ~ / Library/ Application Support (copy whatever else you need)
~ /Library/Keychains (copy the whole folder)
~/Library/Mail (copy the whole folder)
~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.mail.plist * This is a very important file which contains all email account settings and general mail preferences.
~ / Library/iTunes (copy the whole folder)
~ / Library/Safari (copy the whole folder)
~ / Library/iMovie (copy the whole folder)
~/ Pictures/iPhoto Library
If you want cookies:
~/Library/Cookies/Cookies.plist
~/Library/Application Support/WebFoundation/HTTPCookies.plist
so is there a way to transfer my current programs from one user account to the other without reinstalling???
As for applications, they should all be in your Application folder(there is only one) and available to ALL users, unless you have put "limitations" or "parental controls" on the account.
Now to the best course of action:
To find the issue affecting your existing user account, follow these steps:
Log back into your normal user account:
1. Navigate to ~(yourhome/library/fonts - drag this folder to the desktop.
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( Likely suspects are Time RO & Helvetica Fractions, also if you do not use Classic you can trash the classic fonts.)
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The reason to check this is because repairing permissions with Disk Utility doesn't touch permissions inside your home folder.
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Good luck, let us know.

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I can't find any way to add text to a slide except with slideshow or book page. Surely Aperture couldn't forget this. Anybody??

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For true compositing (combining graphics elements, text, and geometric primatives), you need a graphics program.
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