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Events are trickier because again we have our own event system, but recently we've decided on a way to support those too and will probably have a solution in production in early 2014. Faces will be next to get imported (we have our own face system and are working on a way to combine the two). When I say 'most metadata' I mean this: currently the biggest pieces we leave out are events (in iPhoto) and faces. So if you make an edit after it's been backed up, we keep previous versions and upload the latest version (which is why we have a feature to pause imports while iPhoto is open, so it's not uploading with each detailed change). But once we've backed up current versions, all *future* versions do get backed up. The emphasis is on importing/backing up as much data as possible, with a focus on the photos themselves, and then making data portible and accessible via those metadata filled zips as well as an API.Īs far as versions go, you're right that historical versions are not possible to fully back up. This does not directly handle the package or completely reconstitute the package. That’s it! Most of the work comes in selecting people, making sure their addresses are right, and updating those that have changed-actually printing labels takes only a few minutes.Terence you are absolutely correct.

Once you’ve fixed addresses for everyone who has moved recently and verified your positioning, you can print for real on your label stock.

If not, make sure you’ve chosen the right label in the Print dialog, and if all else fails, create a custom label with your own margins and gutters to make it work. You should be able to see whether the positioning is right-it should be in most cases. To check if the labels will print correctly, stack a page from the draft on top of a sheet of blank labels, and then hold them up to a bright light or sunlit window. You’ll use this draft for two things-checking the addresses for accuracy and verifying that the labels will print properly on the label stock.

It’s time to print, but not on your label stock just yet! Click the Print button to print a draft of your labels on plain paper.

Although the defaults are fine, if you want, you can change the color of the label text, select a small image to print next to each contact, and change the font.

You can also choose to print company and country here, and if you print country, you can exclude your own country, which makes it easy to include overseas friends and relatives without printing the country for most people. Home is likely the most appropriate if you choose All, Contacts will print both Home and Work addresses if available. From the Addresses pop-up menu, choose the type of address you’re using.

Click Label to switch to the Label view.

(Avery 5160 is the most common label type and is readily available at office supply stores and online.)

Beneath the Style pop-up menu, make sure Layout is selected, and then in the Layout view, from the Page pop-up menus, choose the manufacturer of your labels and the number associated with the labels.

Then from the Style pop-up menu, choose Mailing Labels. You also need to see the special controls for Contacts, so make sure Contacts is chosen from the pop-up menu underneath the page range fields.

To set up your cards, you need to see details in the Print dialog, so at the bottom of the Print dialog, click the Show Details button (if it’s already called Hide Details, you’re all set).

Once the Birthday Cards group is populated with all your recipients, click its name in the sidebar, and then choose File > Print to open the Print dialog.This doesn’t move contacts out of All Contacts-you’re just adding them to the Birthday Cards group, which functions much like an iTunes playlist.

You can drag contacts one at a time or select several at once and drag the entire selection. Note that you have to click and hold briefly before Contacts lets you start dragging a contact if you drag too soon, Contacts assumes you want to select more contacts.

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Click All Contacts to see your full collection of contacts, and then drag your recipients from the center column to the Birthday Cards group.Name the group something like Birthday Cards. In Contacts, choose File > New Group to create an empty group into which you can collect your card recipients.You can even add a personal touch by including a graphic and using a custom color and font choice. Although many people don’t realize this, it’s easy to print mailing labels on standard label stock using the Contacts app on the Mac. If mailing your cards (which you printed from Photos, right?) is made harder by having to write addresses on envelopes, you can skip the handwriting step with mailing labels.