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Apple’s digital photo management application iPhoto now comes integrated with email support that will allow users to send photos using an external email application. The latest iPhoto ’11 comes with number of minor fixes and with improved stability.

What’s new in iPhoto 9.1.1

- Photos can be emailed using an external email application.
- Classic and Journal themes now added to email.
- Several other minor issue have been fixed.
- The app is more reliable when upgrading a library when compared with earlier version.
- After library upgrade the sort order of events are, as they were before, correctly preserved.
- From Photos View, users can now change the event titles displayed in headers.
- When a photo is attached to an email, the image size can be changed to small, medium or large.
- Duplicate photo issues with MobileMe album are now fixed.
- Previous versions had some problem when photos were sorted by rating which has now been fixed.

Go ahead and update to iPhoto 9.1.1 it’s free. The update file is 62.09 MB, for Mac OS X 10.6.3 or higher.

You can either download the iPhoto 9.1.1 from the Apple support web site or using the Software Update Application.

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