1. Now you will see all kinds of files. Find the one called ‘Originals’ and click on it. Now you will see a new folder with a lot of years. Click on a year, then a month, and you will see all the pictures from your iPhoto library from that month. You can then open the photos one by one, copy them, or do what you like with each.
2. Jun 19, 2008 Set your desktop picture and screen saver with iPhoto. 6/18/08 6:27 PM. Now that you have some photos in your library, you can use one as your desktop background and a whole collection as your screen saver. Want to master Microsoft Excel and take your work-from-home job prospects to the next level?
3. Aug 12, 2014 How to use photos in iPhoto as screen saver on a Mac. Step 1: In your Mac Menu bar, go to System Preferences Desktop & Screen Saver. Step 2: Click on the Screen Saver tab. Step 3: Click on Source. Step 4: Select Photo Library Step 5: Select the folder you want to use. I use the Photos folder, which I believe contains all photos in my.

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See your iPhoto library or other photos fly around the screen, forming interesting three dimensional shapes, such as a city block with buildings. MovingPhotos3D The MovingPhotos3D screensaver sends your photos flying around in three dimensions.

The problem -- evidenced by the delay in iPhoto appearing -- may be that the utility has to scan and index all the photos in the iPhoto library. If you have a huge collection, that can take considerable time. The list of iPhoto albums and events takes a while to show up in Lion, too.

I've given it _hours_ before (opened System Preferences, let it sit there while doing other work), and it never showed. But click over to Screen Saver, and it shows up within a couple of minutes.
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I have a similar sort of problem with Lion on my MacBook Pro. I use the screen saver that shows iTunes art work. It will run fine for days and then suddenly the screen saver reports that 'Your iTunes Library has no art work'. At this point I just get that message and a black screen. My work around is to go to the screen saver preferences, select another screen saver and then select iTunes Art Work again.

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Thanks for posting. After recent Firefox update, we lost pinch to expand. Your workaround got it back.

I'm on OS 10.6.8 and have the same issue. I found a backdoor approach that is easy and it works. Just open iPhoto, select a batch of photos from an event (or just one photo). Then click in the menubar on SHARE > SET DESKTOP. The photos will then appear in your Desktop & Screen Saver preference. It even works with dual screens - you can select one of the photos for one screen and do a random rotation on the other screen.

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Had the same issues. Combining some of these suggestions worked for me. First, I selected some images in iPhoto, used the menu bar to 'share to desktop' then closed and reopened System Preferences. When I did, the iphoto library content was again visible.