5 Ways To Make Free Photo Albums On A Mac

Outside of business, the four main uses for a personal computer appear to be email, web browsing, music, and digital photos. Apple’s iPhoto is the undisputed king of photo management software for Mac users.

Even iPhoto does not do a good job of creating attractive photo albums. What could be better? JAlbum is priced right (it’s free) and makes short work of great photo albums. All you need is a bunch of photos and a web browser. Share photo albums online or on CD for friends and family. How easy is easy? Drag, drop,.... (excerpted).

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