Comments on: Apple – A Rot at the Core? http://www.seanward.net/2342-apple-a-rot-at-the-core/ Fun things to read, watch, and listen to, created for you by Sean Ward Thu, 11 Mar 2010 22:07:36 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: SeanWard http://www.seanward.net/2342-apple-a-rot-at-the-core/comment-page-1/#comment-1222 SeanWard Wed, 14 Oct 2009 22:52:50 +0000 http://www.seanward.net/?p=2342#comment-1222 Thank you very much for all of that info! Now it will be even more fun to see how Apple VS Google develops! Thank you very much for all of that info! Now it will be even more fun to see how Apple VS Google develops!

]]> By: Jason http://www.seanward.net/2342-apple-a-rot-at-the-core/comment-page-1/#comment-1221 Jason Wed, 14 Oct 2009 18:55:18 +0000 http://www.seanward.net/?p=2342#comment-1221 The iPhoto Library isn't actually a file, but a "package" of files. If you right click and select "Show Package Contents", you can browse through the named and dated directories of photos as you were hoping to do. Also try this with any program in your Applications folder - they work the same way. Admittedly this isn't apparent to a newcomer, but Apple doesn't lock anyone's files away. You can also drag and drop photos directly from the iPhoto interface onto a flash drive or any other folder on the hard drive, or use the export menu option.<br><br>Garageband has had an mp3 export option since version 4 (released Fall 2007), but previous versions would have required you to convert your uncompressed song in iTunes or some other program. The iPhoto Library isn't actually a file, but a “package” of files. If you right click and select “Show Package Contents”, you can browse through the named and dated directories of photos as you were hoping to do. Also try this with any program in your Applications folder – they work the same way. Admittedly this isn't apparent to a newcomer, but Apple doesn't lock anyone's files away. You can also drag and drop photos directly from the iPhoto interface onto a flash drive or any other folder on the hard drive, or use the export menu option.

Garageband has had an mp3 export option since version 4 (released Fall 2007), but previous versions would have required you to convert your uncompressed song in iTunes or some other program.

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