Apple Aperture 3.5 - Manual (Page 10)

431 Create and share custom themes
432 Copy a book album
432 Order books from third-party print vendors using plug-ins
434 Chapter 12: Share photos online
434 Sharing photos overview
434 Use iCloud to keep photos up to date across your devices
434
My Photo Stream overview
436 Set up your iCloud account
437 Turn on My Photo Stream for an Aperture library
438 Automatically transfer photos between Aperture and My Photo Stream
439 Manually transfer photos between Aperture and My Photo Stream
439 About turning on My Photo Stream on more than one Mac
440 About uploading RAW files to My Photo Stream
441 Use iCloud to share photos with others
441
iCloud Photo Sharing overview
441 Turn on iCloud Photo Sharing in Aperture
442 Create shared photo streams
443 Add, remove, and edit items in a shared photo stream
444 Manage subscribers to your shared photo streams in Aperture
445 Subscribe to shared photo streams in Aperture
448 Email photos
449 Publish photos to Flickr, Facebook, and SmugMug
449
Sharing photos with Flickr, Facebook, and SmugMug overview
450 Set up a Flickr, Facebook, or SmugMug account in Aperture
456 Create and delete Flickr, Facebook, and SmugMug albums
458 View Flickr, Facebook, and SmugMug albums
460 Update your Flickr, Facebook, and SmugMug albums
461 Manage your Flickr, Facebook, and SmugMug accounts
463 Create webpages
463
Creating webpages overview
463 Create web galleries and web journals
466 View and navigate through webpages
467 Choose and modify themes
468 Work with web gallery pages
468 Work with web journal pages
470 Export webpages as HTML files
471 Work with web export presets
473 Add watermarks to webpage photos
474 Chapter 13: Customize the Aperture workspace
474 Change the main window layout
476 Set Aperture preferences
476
Aperture preferences overview
477 Open Aperture preferences
478 General preferences
479 Appearance preferences
480 Import preferences
481 Export preferences
482 Labels preferences
482 Previews preferences
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