Preferences>Image Editor for MAC
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This really is a remarkably painful thread Susan..... Good luck,
Chris
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iphoto is more of a picture organizer. macs do not ship with any app for photo editing.
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Funny, you guys are so good at reading and understanding very complicated instructions on using software applications.
If I could ask just one more thing, and please if you don't mind, no more kind suggestions of any other program to use, Iphoto will do for the demonstration: wouldn't the correct path end with iphoto.app as in the visual example from sketchUP way above with gimp which is gimp.app?
Thanks much. Thanks Chris.
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yes.
/applications/iphoto.app
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Thank you!!
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Susan:
Preview is built-in to the Mac OS and has basic editing abilities. Check it out and see if it does what you need. I discovered this when I was needing to resize and touch up some images.
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@sorgesu said:
Thank you!!
If I can just add my two bob's worth hopefully answering your question about mac image editors - if you set your Sketchup preferences (Applications - applications for editing image files - /Applications/iPhoto.app), as mentioned; and then set your iPhoto preferences (General - edit photo - full screen) you end up in the iPhoto editor.
This is an image editor for photos more than anything else (and not a bad one) but at least it will show the functioning of the in-Sketchup edit texture image process.Cheers
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