iTools / iPhoto Question...
Hi,
just wondering if anyone could give me some advice on using iphoto and my idisk?
I published a photo album yesterday, automatically named 'photalbum1' as a trial. It published to iTools with no problems...
I want to get rid of this from my idisk, and have deleted the actual photos, but when I try to delete the 'site' from the 'site' section of my idisk it says it is 'locked' and owned by the server...
How can I get rid of the first album, as I really don't need or want it kept?? when I go to the address now, all I get is the missing picture icons as I have deleted them...
I have now published a second album, but if I give the address out, I have to specify the actual address, (http://homepage.mac.com/XXX/Photoalbum2.html) where as when there was only 1 album I could just give out <a href="http://homepage.mac.com/" target="_blank">http://homepage.mac.com/</a> + my username.... I know it is abit pedantic, but it kind of annoys me!
Any help would be really appreciated
Cheers,
Marc
just wondering if anyone could give me some advice on using iphoto and my idisk?
I published a photo album yesterday, automatically named 'photalbum1' as a trial. It published to iTools with no problems...
I want to get rid of this from my idisk, and have deleted the actual photos, but when I try to delete the 'site' from the 'site' section of my idisk it says it is 'locked' and owned by the server...
How can I get rid of the first album, as I really don't need or want it kept?? when I go to the address now, all I get is the missing picture icons as I have deleted them...
I have now published a second album, but if I give the address out, I have to specify the actual address, (http://homepage.mac.com/XXX/Photoalbum2.html) where as when there was only 1 album I could just give out <a href="http://homepage.mac.com/" target="_blank">http://homepage.mac.com/</a> + my username.... I know it is abit pedantic, but it kind of annoys me!
Any help would be really appreciated
Cheers,
Marc
Comments
hth..
-Paul
Your help was much appreciated,
Marc