Any way to sync iPhone photos to iPad directly?

Wes Groleau wrote:
> On 10-04-2011 12:51, PhillipJones wrote:
>> Don't be a smart-ass. But then your one of those Pc people that loves to
>> get on Mac User groups and Harras people.
>
> Those of us who have been on this group more than two days may or may
> not like her sense of humor, but we don't have the unfounded idea that
> she's a PC person.
>
Judging from most of his/her answers sure sound like one

Every time Someone ask a legit question. Comes up such as this Making
fun of the person or the apple products.

If I don't know an answer I usually keep my mouth shut.

Besides trying to help. I also want to learn as well. When all you get
is making fun of the Posters, or the product. what does that teach anyone.
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dorayme wrote:
> In article ,
> PhillipJones wrote:
>
>
>> wonder why you get such a reputation.
>
> You need to be a bit careful when bashing me up, you need to *be*
> competent, no good seeming incompetent.
>
>> Could it because a you and one or
>> two others.
>
> Is there anything you notice about this sentence regarding its
> competence?
>
>> Every time they ask a legitimate question having to do with
>> apple question you do everything to tear them down, laugh at them make
>> fun.
>
> How would you go about demonstrating this, PhillipJones? By
> incompetently attending to *some* posts that suit your biased
> position, but not ones that do not? That would be you all over
> judging by your silly rant.
>

Instead of coming of the smart remark Mash the two products together...
, suggesting a Product or not answering at all.

I would suggest: Not exactly Directly , Try installing Installing and
setup DropBox on both. Then upload your iPhoto file to Drop box on the
iPad. Then download the iPhoto Library to the iPhone (both have to have
more than enough free space to hold the library.) if you add any photos
they will be synced to Drop box and and when the other device is open
the new Photo would be available to that device.

Since iCloud has opened you maybe able to do the same, as DropBox or
SugarSync.
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PhillipJones wrote:
> dorayme wrote:
>> In article ,
>> PhillipJones wrote:
>>
>>
>>> wonder why you get such a reputation.
>>
>> You need to be a bit careful when bashing me up, you need to *be*
>> competent, no good seeming incompetent.
>>
>>> Could it because a you and one or
>>> two others.
>>
>> Is there anything you notice about this sentence regarding its
>> competence?
>>
>>> Every time they ask a legitimate question having to do with
>>> apple question you do everything to tear them down, laugh at them make
>>> fun.
>>
>> How would you go about demonstrating this, PhillipJones? By
>> incompetently attending to *some* posts that suit your biased
>> position, but not ones that do not? That would be you all over
>> judging by your silly rant.
>>
>
> Instead of coming of the smart remark Mash the two products together...
> , suggesting a Product or not answering at all.
>
> I would suggest: Not exactly Directly , Try installing Installing and
> setup DropBox on both. Then upload your iPhoto file to Drop box on the
> iPad. Then download the iPhoto Library to the iPhone (both have to have
> more than enough free space to hold the library.) if you add any photos
> they will be synced to Drop box and and when the other device is open
> the new Photo would be available to that device.
>
> Since iCloud has opened you maybe able to do the same, as DropBox or
> SugarSync.
I've since read up on iCloud if you have OSX.7. You get 5 GB Store That
does not include your iTunes and iPhoto Files (They don't count against
your 5GB amount) If you need more you ca purchase extra.

Doing so makes your entire iPhoto library, iTunes Library available to
your Mac, iPad, and iPhone instantly.

I have also read its possible that it will be made available for Snow
leopard (X.6.9) Update. And will be added in the X.7.2 Update for Lion.
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In article
,
William Clark wrote:

> In article
> ,
> dorayme wrote:
>
> > In article
> > ,
> > William Clark wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > You know, it wouldn't be so bad if it was even remotely witty,
> >
> > This is a standard thing people say to people who you are
> > prejudiced against. I collected 120 people *at random* in the
> > shopping mall just now, 96.781% of them were screaming with
> > laughter at my words, the other schmucks were like you,
> > pessimistic, violent, (yes, they kicked me!), and had that
> > permanent thin-lipped sarcastic look that so many of TBG members
> > have.
> >
> > But no doubt, you are collecting brownie points here from other
> > subscribers.
>
> QED
>
> Game, set, and match to our side.

Yes, you always win the game. But what an ignominious one! You
really are so naive!

--
dorayme
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In article ,
PhillipJones wrote:

> Judging from most of his/her answers

I have challenged you on this and you have not arisen to this
challenge, you just keep insulting and defaming me. Leave the
"his/her" stuff out please, a simple "it" will do and be more
accurate at the same time.

--
dorayme
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In article ,
PhillipJones wrote:

> >> Every time they ask a legitimate question having to do with
> >> apple question you do everything to tear them down, laugh at them make
> >> fun.
> >
> > How would you go about demonstrating this, PhillipJones? By
> > incompetently attending to *some* posts that suit your biased
> > position, but not ones that do not? That would be you all over
> > judging by your silly rant.
> >
>
> Instead of coming of the smart remark ...

That is not an answer to the challenge of demonstration
mentioned. Have you no sense of relevance at all when you are so
desperately trying to be serious?

--
dorayme
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dorayme wrote:
> In article ,
> PhillipJones wrote:
>
>> Judging from most of his/her answers
>
> I have challenged you on this and you have not arisen to this
> challenge, you just keep insulting and defaming me. Leave the
> "his/her" stuff out please, a simple "it" will do and be more
> accurate at the same time.
>

well one example is your answer in this thread: you mash the two
together and not have any. I've read numerous other with the same tone.
Too numerous to enumerate here.
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On 10-05-2011 22:01, PhillipJones wrote:
> together and not have any. I've read numerous other with the same tone.
> Too numerous to enumerate here.

Give it a rest already. When someone is trying to be funny
and not succeeding (in your eyes), maybe you could just
ignore them instead of accusing them of an attitude problem?

--
Wes Groleau

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In article ,
PhillipJones wrote:

> dorayme wrote:
> > In article ,
> > PhillipJones wrote:
> >
> >> Judging from most of his/her answers
> >
> > I have challenged you on this and you have not arisen to this
> > challenge, you just keep insulting and defaming me. ...
> >
>
> well one example

You still do not understand. You have what is fairly typical in
the uneducated brain, no clue about science. Give it up Phillip,
there must be something you are good at, it sure isn't backing up
sweeping claims with evidence. I bet you have even forgotten what
sweeping claim is the subject of this exchange.

--
dorayme
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Wes Groleau wrote:
> On 10-05-2011 22:01, PhillipJones wrote:
>> together and not have any. I've read numerous other with the same tone.
>> Too numerous to enumerate here.
>
> Give it a rest already. When someone is trying to be funny
> and not succeeding (in your eyes), maybe you could just
> ignore them instead of accusing them of an attitude problem?
>
Fine.
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dorayme wrote:
> In article ,
> PhillipJones wrote:
>
>> dorayme wrote:
>>> In article ,
>>> PhillipJones wrote:
>>>
>>>> Judging from most of his/her answers
>>>
>>> I have challenged you on this and you have not arisen to this
>>> challenge, you just keep insulting and defaming me. ...
>>>
>>
>> well one example
>
> You still do not understand. You have what is fairly typical in
> the uneducated brain, no clue about science. Give it up Phillip,
> there must be something you are good at, it sure isn't backing up
> sweeping claims with evidence. I bet you have even forgotten what
> sweeping claim is the subject of this exchange.
>
In another post I said Fine I will drop the subject. My Brain is no more
or No less educated than yours. Again instead of explaining yourself you
come out with guns blazing. I'll drop the subject because I am the
better person.

I get so up set when I see people criticizing Apple and Apple Products.
WE as a Group have beaten down and beat up because we provide a option
an having to use windows. I worked on PC and Mac for 17 years at a
school system in fact I serviced Apple I and II, Mac, Epson, IBM PS1 &
2, Texas Instrument, Commodore.

and Systems DOS 3, 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 4.0, Windows 1, 2. 3.,3.1 Windows 95.
Apple Basic, Os 3-9.2.

I've been a Mac User for myself since The SE/30 came out I now use a
MacBook Pro. I have my own Web site.

So I am dropping the subject whether you want and you can think what
you will.
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