Sellers:especially on a higher priced item, a neutral place to meet with a friend or relative cash only terms. If you have a frequented connivence store that you have a re pore with the clerks they may help in verifying currency authenticity.
Buyers: Same
True, I will not delete until I have a pro look at it first hand.
Thank you for all the time you have taken. emailing the photos is not possible, when I have tried to email one of the photos I get a message like "no file attached" or the attachment is blank. I think I will just delete the photos and cut my losses.
Thank you again so much for your time and efforts.
Bub
Another weird thing / When I click on one of the photos in question and am in iphoto go to "File" go to "Import to Library" The dang thing starts importing all of these animated national flags, animals, and other junk. I just do not get it.
I tried dragging some of the photos in question back to the iphoto icon and that did not work either...
I was following some tips from this link... from St3 3vm
http://throwable.wordpress.com/2008/05/10/iphoto-shows-exclamation-mark/
bubba3228 wrote:
wylie wrote:
Linda Ewing wrote:
I have EXACTLY the same problem with my iphoto too. I will try the above but if there is a definitive answer that would be great.
Please post if it works so that anyone else will have an answer.
I'm presently running OS10.4 which is a generation f operating systems behind the current Apple OS. But if this still works on new computers that would be great. It has always worked for us to date. Thanx.
First of all thank you for the reply. I am running on OS X 10.6.8
and sorry to say for the photos I am trying to fix, this method did not work. The photos I am trying to re-import say they cannot be imported because no file exists. I will try to keep trying some things and if I have success I will surely give a detailed report.
Thanks again, Bub
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This is another message I get when I try to open one of the said files...
Adobe Reader could not open 'Album.999039.ipmeta' because it is either not a supported file type or because the file has been damaged (for example, it was sent as an email attachment and wasn't correctly decoded).
wylie wrote:
Linda Ewing wrote:
I have EXACTLY the same problem with my iphoto too. I will try the above but if there is a definitive answer that would be great.
Please post if it works so that anyone else will have an answer.
I'm presently running OS10.4 which is a generation f operating systems behind the current Apple OS. But if this still works on new computers that would be great. It has always worked for us to date. Thanx.
First of all thank you for the reply. I am running on OS X 10.6.8
and sorry to say for the photos I am trying to fix, this method did not work. The photos I am trying to re-import say they cannot be imported because no file exists. I will try to keep trying some things and if I have success I will surely give a detailed report.
Thanks again, Bub
Sometime ago I exported some photos (not sure why now think I was going to try to resize them) anyway now when I try to double click on certain photos a black screen with a large explanation point shows up on the screen. I am also not able to email any of these photos, nor edit them.
What did I do?
Is there a method to fix this problem that anyone has used?
I am not a computer person, however I am hoping some one will be able to help me using simple terms.
Thanks, Bub