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Here’s a quick and easy way to speed up your iPhoto Library by creating multiple libraries.

In this article you will discover some basic editing and formatting as it relates to your GarageBand projects. This is a step by step discussion which explains basic editing and formatting within your project, including how to add voice over and pictures or video.

This is the first in a series of article on what and how to use the GarageBand software on your Mac. This article is all about the basics of understanding how to work with GarageBand. It is a step by step demo discussion that will help you learn the basic functions and navigation of GarageBand.

Here is a step-by-step discussion of the basic principles of making an iMovie. You will find instruction on how to move media into your presentation, blend events and even create transitions. Basic editing information is also included so that you can add to or delete changes deemed necessary.

This second part of our iMovie tutorial contains help and information on how to gather and download media into the iMovie platform for the purpose of developing individual projects.

This is a series of articles which include basic understanding as it relates to using iMovie. Articles will include video, music, photo and image gathering along with basic editing and sharing projects as podcasts, on You Tube and in other presentation mediums.

Have you ever visited a website where you had to upload a photo using one of those familiar “Browse” buttons. Maybe the button said “Upload” instead. This article explains how to easily get your iPhoto photos onto these sites.

When it comes to editing and organizing my photos iPhoto is my program of choice. It is easy to use and suits my needs. However, there is one missing feature of iPhoto. This is the ability to burn a CD in non-iPhoto format for use in a computer/service that is not iPhoto.

There’s can’t be that much of a difference between iLife 09 and the previous 08 version, can there?

Well, as we saw in the recent Macworld Keynote, there are a boatload of new features that the average consumer might get excited about. Here’s a quick run down of why I’m excited to pick up iLife 09.

The events feature of iPhoto 08 is great, but what if you want to group a bunch of pictures together that are in different events?