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rshawkin

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Aug 1, 2014
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Since installing Yosemite Image Capture starts whenever I connect my iPhone or iPad. Can anyone tell me how to stop this? I looked at the Image Capture Services and Preferences but cannot find where to do it.
 

MikhailT

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Nov 12, 2007
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Since installing Yosemite Image Capture starts whenever I connect my iPhone or iPad. Can anyone tell me how to stop this? I looked at the Image Capture Services and Preferences but cannot find where to do it.

Look at the bottom left part of the Image Capture, it should say something like when iPhone or iPad connects, open <drop down>, change this to nothing.
 

rshawkin

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Aug 1, 2014
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Many thanks, there's an arrow symbol at the bottom left hand corner which, when clicked, opens up the dialogue as you say. Again, many thanks
 

slask

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Feb 23, 2014
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Had the same problem. Just another indication that Apple is completely losing it, and has forgotten all UI wisdom. There is no coherence anymore, everything is just as random as on WIN-DOS.
 

maflynn

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May 3, 2009
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Had the same problem. Just another indication that Apple is completely losing it, and has forgotten all UI wisdom. There is no coherence anymore, everything is just as random as on WIN-DOS.

I hate to say it, but apple has always had apps that violated their own guidelines and rules for UI. I'm not disagreeing with out, but just pointing out, this is not a new issue.
 

CaffeinatedNoms

macrumors member
Jun 8, 2014
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Northeast England
everything is just as random as on WIN-DOS.

Erm... dude... DOS died like, so many years ago. In fact, there are people who were born after DOS died that are old enough to hold drivers' licenses in some nations.

As for inconsistent UI - remember that they're trying to redraw everything here in shiny Ive-o-Vision; there will be a lot of UI gaffes. But that's the same with every version of the OS that's made GUI changes. Look at the terrible mismatch in Tiger, for example, of pinstriped, plain, and metallic windows. Or the constant changing and misalignment of pretty much all window elements in iTunes.


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To the OP, I'm glad you got that sorted. I have the eternal headache of "This iPhone is synced to another iTunes Library" every time I plug it in.
 
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