March 2005
Beginner
400 pages
11h 49m
English
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Window Menu
The Window menu is filled with the standard Mac OS X window-manipulating commands.
Minimize
Collapses the frontmost iPhoto window into the Dock, in standard Mac OS X fashion. It’s just as though you pressed ⌘-M or clicked the yellow Minimize button in the upper-left corner of any window.
Zoom
Zooms any iPhoto window to fill your entire screen (although it’s nice enough to avoid covering up your Dock). Choosing this command is the same as clicking the green Zoom button in the upper-left corner of any iPhoto window.
If you choose the Zoom Window command (or click the Zoom button) again, the window shrinks back to its original proportions.
Bring All to Front
Every now and then, the windows of two different Mac OS X programs get shuffled together, so that one iPhoto window is sandwiched between, say, two Safari windows. This command brings all your iPhoto windows to the front so they’re not being blocked by any other program’s windows. (Clicking iPhoto’s icon on the Dock does the same thing.)
[Window Names]
At the bottom of the Window menu, you’ll see the names of all open windows. The main iPhoto window is, of course, called iPhoto, but you may also see the names of any photos you’ve opened for editing in separate windows.
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