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Making changes to published Web Gallery albums
Even after you?ve published a Web Gallery album, you can always make changes to it right from iPhoto ?08. If you want to add new photos, simply drag the photos to the album in the Web Gallery section of the iPhoto ?08 sidebar. Or select the album to delete photos, change their order on the page, add descriptions, or rename the album. You can also click Settings in the bottom toolbar to open a dialog box in which you can change things like whether visitors can download your photos and image quali
Publishing photo albums from Aperture 2
.Mac Web Gallery also allows you to create online albums directly from Aperture 2. Here?s how: Select the images you want to publish, click the New button, and choose Web Gallery. In the Web Gallery dialog box, enter the name and description you want to display and set permissions. (Just as in iPhoto ?08, you can allow visitors to download optimized JPEGs or the original, full-size master images.) Click Publish and the rest is automatic. All the Web Gallery albums you create are listed in the Pr
Uploading full-size JPEGs from iPhoto ?08
Sometimes you want to allow friends and family to download your full-size JPEGs for printing or creating iPhoto photo books. Web Gallery makes it easy. 1. Select the photos you want to publish in iPhoto ?08 and click Web Gallery. 2. In the options window, select ?Allow Downloading of photos or entire album.? 3. Click the Show Advanced button and choose Actual Size in the Download Quality drop-down menu. Click Publish and iPhoto ?08 will upload your full-size JPEGs instead of optimized images, so
Allocating your online storage
Your .Mac account comes with 10 GB of online storage space, which you can increase to as much as 30 GB, and you can divide your storage between your iDisk and email any way you?d like. If you own any .Mac Groups, you can also allocate space for each Group's iDisk and messages. 1. Log in to www.mac.com, click Account, and log in again to access your Account Settings. 2. Click the Storage Settings button. 3. In the Allocated column on the Storage Settings page, use the dropdown menus to assign spa
Publishing your iWeb site to your personal web address
Here?s an important step you should take the first time you publish from iWeb ?08 to your personal web address (assuming you?ve already configured your Personal Domain settings in your .Mac account): Instead of clicking the Publish button at the bottom of the iWeb window, go to File > Publish All to .Mac in the menu bar and follow the prompts. You only need to do this once. After your site is published, you can start using one-click publishing. If you?ve already begun publishing to your personal
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