#Iphoto library manager reviews for mac os

It’s being built with a focus on making iCloud integration easy to use and easy for developers to integrate with Mac OS X applications, allowing for easy access to your data between applications, as well as an online backup. Gatekeeper provides “ complete control over what apps are installed on your Mac“. Mountain Lion also introduces Gatekeeper, which controls/helps secure your Mac. It brings in several features from its mobile iOS platform, including Messages ( covered here), Notes, Reminders, Game Center, Notification Center, Share Sheets, Twitter integration and AirPlay mirroring. Handy for those using older Macs and older versions of iPhoto.Īpple has announced Mac OS X 10.8, aka Mac OS X Mountain Lion today, or rather the developer preview of Mac OS X Mountain Lion, which is the ninth major release of Mac OS X (don’t forget Mac OS X 10.0! – I know we try to forget Mac OS X 10.0, but that was a long time ago). It supports Mac OS X 10.4.11 or higher, and iPhoto 4.0.3 or higher. I use it to keep track of photos from different branches of my family (and my wife’s family) as well as separate personal/family photos (vacation, holiday, etc.) from older genealogy-related photos. It also supports copying photos from one iPhoto library to another. iPhoto Library Manager is aptly named – it allows you to have multiple iPhoto libraries, rather than having everything contained within one iPhoto library.

IPhoto Library Manager 3.7.3 was released yesterday, mainly covering bug fixes. There is also an iOS version of VueScan ( VueScan Mobile – Hamrick Software) that takes advantage of WiFi-enabled scanners to scan straight to your iOS device. It handles a large amount of scanners and provides more features than most factory-default software that comes with your scanner.

#Iphoto library manager reviews for mac os

It’s scanning software for Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux, and has been my preferred scanning software for several years.

This marks the start of a weekly series, not always on the same day, where I’m going to cover software updates that maybe of interest to Mac-using genealogists.