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edent

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Original poster
Oct 15, 2011
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hi, i really like the idea of photostream, but i dont use iphoto and not interested in purchasing or start using it at all...

is there any way to get it working like its on a pc, a finder folder?

thanks
 

wolfpackfan

macrumors 68000
Jun 10, 2007
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Cary, NC
Not really. It requires iPhoto 11. I did come up with a work around, but it requires you to have a separate PC and install iCloud for Windows on it. I then had my pictures stored in Dropbox on the PC, which allowed me to access them outside of iPhoto on my Mac. But most folks don't have both a Mac and a PC.
 

edent

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Oct 15, 2011
3
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Not really. It requires iPhoto 11. I did come up with a work around, but it requires you to have a separate PC and install iCloud for Windows on it. I then had my pictures stored in Dropbox on the PC, which allowed me to access them outside of iPhoto on my Mac. But most folks don't have both a Mac and a PC.

can be done via virtual machine?
does the pc have to be online? i have a pc but i dont use it, if its one time config it could be great (but seems its not..)

can it be accessed somehow via the icloud.com?
 

whathesaid

macrumors regular
Sep 6, 2010
117
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UK
Not really. It requires iPhoto 11. I did come up with a work around, but it requires you to have a separate PC and install iCloud for Windows on it. I then had my pictures stored in Dropbox on the PC, which allowed me to access them outside of iPhoto on my Mac. But most folks don't have both a Mac and a PC.

Does it need to be 11? Or can it be previous versions?
 
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