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On 08.04.2011, at 04:52, Erik Richard Sørensen wrote:
> Hei Geoff
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> Hm, it could be done that way, but then I run into a problem that I forgot to mention - the 'PC problem'. I use both Mac and Windows and sometimes I take my external 2,5" FW disk along with me, when I'm away for some days - filled with music. - And a good deal of those I visit are only using Windows computers... OK, the music can be played, the documents read, but no PC yet is able to read and understand iPhoto libs and I'm not aware of any Win-based app that will do either...
But you could Command-click on the iPhoto library icon in Finder and select "Show Package Contents". Then you’ll see a folder called "Data.noindex". All you have to do is to copy this folder to your external hard disk; inside are all the pictures from that library in the original format (for example .jpeg, PNG, etc.)
Þorvarður
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