On Oct 05, 2004, at 1:08 PM, Neil wrote: > All of a sudden, every time I try to launch iPhoto it tells me that my > iPhoto library wasn't found. As far as I know, that library should be > on my > startup drive. I'm pretty sure I haven't moved it nor deleted it. I > ran > Disk Utility's repair permissions twice, but that didn't help. I > selected > the "find" button in the error message, but the files that look like > candidates are all greyed out. In particular, I went to > ~/pictures/iPhoto > library/albums/photo library, but that was grey. Does anybody have any > ideas? Thanks, From a terminal window, type defaults read com.apple.iPhoto RootDirectory and see if this matches where you expect to find your iPhoto library. If not, do a defaults write com.apple.iPhoto RootDirectory your_path_here to specify a new path. For example, I'd do defaults write com.apple.iPhoto RootDirectory "/Users/jeff/Pictures/iPhoto Library" on my machine to set the path. -- Jeff Winchester jeffw at tampabay.rr.com