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    burn

    An iPhoto Slide Show on CD

    Submitted by admin on Wed, 02/08/2012 - 21:01
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    Q:

    How can I burn a slideshow that I made in iPhoto on my MacBook Pro onto a CD?

    A:

    You can export the slideshow as a video (a QuickTime movie in Apple parlance) and then burn that video to your CD.

    Here’s how: In iPhoto, after you’ve created the photo slideshow, with titles, music and so forth, click on the “Export” button at the bottom of the slideshow-creation window. Choose an option for the resolution of your movie and click “Export.”

    Then, choose a destination on your hard disk where you’ll temporarily store the movie. Next, insert the recordable CD, and copy the movie into the window representing the CD. Finally, click on the “Burn” button at the upper right of that CD window.

    Q:

    I have recently gone almost all Google: I moved my business email to Google, am using Google Docs, etc. I am in need of a new laptop and am considering a Google Chromebook. My question / concern is: What about programs I may need, such as iTunes, or some printer / scanner software, or an accounting suite? Will there be room for some of these programs and if so, will they operate on Chrome OS?

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