Why does iPhoto make a duplicate copy of your pictures?
455364
Because programs made by Apple suck.
223598
I had that problem when I scanned a bunch of PDF files (15 pictures) and saved it under one file name.  But when I scanned and named each individually and attached all 15 it went with no problem.
276927
Google Images, its gotta be on some site. And also, for future convince, save all your photos to a back up disk incase that does happen again.
859877
It is possible that the format is being changed by the program you are using on the computer.  Most digital cameras save the pictures in JPEG format.  I have seen that some of my pictures if I use the utility in Win XP will be saved as GIF.  Personally, I like to use a free program called irfanview that allows you to rotate, resize, and a whole lot more.  It also has a batch function for changing all pictures in a folder to a different format.  Hope this helps
659328
There is a option in the preference the maximise compatibility for older versions.\nYou also can save in other formats like TIFF/JPG
446144
Yes, make sure your pictures are 100kb or less. If they are huge files (like over a MB or 2) Then you need to make them smaller.
254928
its easier to just take the pic off the site....programs like psp can do that if it wont copy and paste
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I could not get the images to copy so here are two links.
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yellow does not photo copy
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OK when you connect the camera or a card, it becomes another drive on your computer. \n\nDouble click on My Computer, plug the camera in and watch what happens. You will suddenly have a Drive F (or E,G,H,I,J,K...). Double click the newly created drive and you will see all your pics. \n\nIn reverse, simply copy the picture files to the new Drive (File, Save As   or  drag and drop).\n\nCAUTION - Copy the entire Card/Camera to your My Documents folder before playing. Some cameras are fussy about files and may only accept pictures that are the same size. Also by viewing the photos on the card, a hidden windows file may be created (thumbs.db), again some cameras may have a problem with this.
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Mine does that, as well, but it is because I am lazy about clearing my temporary files, defragmenting, and clearing off the millions of digital photos I have accumulated over the years.  Try those things and see if it helps matters.
535642
Its happened to me many times. Your screwed. Just kidding.\nActually...you need to save what you can, and reload your Operating sytem. Need disk you recieved with computer and a bit of computer knowledge. If you have another computer, you can go onto your operating systems website, and find instructions on how to do it. You wont be able to get rid of it. Not with thier product, or anyother. If you cant do it yourself...cal a computer repair place to get an estimate. Should be between 40 and 70 dollars max, or go elsewhere. Not a huge deal. Might loose some stuff, though. For the future. always back up documents to disk, and keep photos on a website. Hard to avoid it happening. If you plan on surfing net.
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i don't know if there is an automated method for it...\n\nRight click the layer you want to save as a jpeg\n\nChoose duplicate layer.\n\nUnder the destination section set the document to "new"\ntype in a name and click ok.\n\nThis will move the layer keeping the dimensions and formatting.\n\nYou can save this new image as a jpeg\n\nIf you want to get rid of all the formatting then you can use CTRL+A to select your whole image.\nSelect a layer\nGo to Edit: copy\nthen File: new (just click ok when the dialog comes up)\nThen Edit: Paste
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well, yeah.. it is duplicate content...\n\nif it's from the original source, it's fine.. if your content was taken from somewhere else, it's not fine.\n\nis it illegal? probably not. Who do you think might ban or penalize you? The Feds? Not likely.\n\ndo your best... post the rules for members not to plagiarize without attribution. After all this is the Internet, not the book club or a newspaper!
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Yes, it's illegal, as a copyright violation. You cannot (legally) electronically duplicate anything that you do not own the copyright to.
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No, not really.  There is a code that will forbid users from right-clicking and copying your pictures, but anyone who actually wants them will still be able to use the "Print Screen" function.\n\nThe only safe way to protect your pictures is to watermark them (put your name across the photo in a way so that it can't be cropped out) or not put them up at all.
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You have to set up a 360 account and use the photo you use for that