Operation Manual

• New pop-up menu: Choose the item you want to create in the Library inspector from

this pop-up menu.

• Name button: Click this button to assign names to people in your images using the

Faces feature. The Name Faces HUD appears, and a face label appears below the faces

in the selected image. Enter a name in the face label to name each person in the image.

You can see the people you named in your images in Faces view. For more information,

see Faces View.

• Keywords button: Click this button to show or hide the Keywords HUD.

• Email button: Click this button to open your email application and attach selected

images.

• MobileMe button: Click this button to publish an album to your MobileMe Gallery for

anyone with Internet access to view. MobileMe albums provide a simple and stylish

way to post images on the web without your having to deal with HTML coding or

manually transferring files.

• Facebook button: Click this button to post an album to your account in Facebook, a

social networking website.

• Flickr button: Click this button to create a Flickr album and publish to a Flickr set. Images

moved into a Flickr album are published directly to your Flickr account.

Right Side of Toolbar

The following are the default buttons and controls on the right side of the toolbar.

• Browser button: Click this button to show the Browser only.

• Split View button: Click this button to show the Browser and Viewer at the same time.

• Viewer button: Click this button to show the Viewer only.

• Faces button: Click this button to switch to Faces view, which displays snapshots of the

people whose names you have confirmed using the Faces feature, for the item selected

in the Library inspector. You can skim a snapshot to see other confirmed images of

that person.

• Places button: Click this button to switch to Places view for the item selected in the

Library inspector. Images with location information are represented by red pins on the

map. For more information about controls in Places view, see Places View.

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