Ever export an album as a web page from iPhoto? When you do so, and as you click on the thumbnails to enlarge each image, you see and Up button to jump back to the thumbnail view. Would you rather see Home instead of Up?
In the Finder, open your Applications folder and control-click on iPhoto (make sure it's not running). Select Show Package Contents from the pop-up menu, and navigate into Contents -> Plugins -> HTMLExporter.iPhotoExporter -> Contents -> Resources -> English.lproj. Find the Localizable.strings file in that folder, and make a duplicate of it. Now move the duplicate elsewhere, in case you need to revert to it in the future. Open Localizable.strings with TextEdit and scroll down where you see HTMLUpPage = "Up"; and change Up to Home, and save the file. The next time you export an album as a web page, you'll have a Home button instead of an Up button.
[robg adds: You can, of course, customize the other messages in this file; just make sure you don't change anything before the = in a given row, and take care not to remove variables, such as %d and %@.]
In the Finder, open your Applications folder and control-click on iPhoto (make sure it's not running). Select Show Package Contents from the pop-up menu, and navigate into Contents -> Plugins -> HTMLExporter.iPhotoExporter -> Contents -> Resources -> English.lproj. Find the Localizable.strings file in that folder, and make a duplicate of it. Now move the duplicate elsewhere, in case you need to revert to it in the future. Open Localizable.strings with TextEdit and scroll down where you see HTMLUpPage = "Up"; and change Up to Home, and save the file. The next time you export an album as a web page, you'll have a Home button instead of an Up button.
[robg adds: You can, of course, customize the other messages in this file; just make sure you don't change anything before the = in a given row, and take care not to remove variables, such as %d and %@.]
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