On 11/28/05 4:49 PM, John Baltutis wrote: >> The files have the exact same names unless iPhoto renames without telling >> me. But iPhoto has put them into different folders. I wouldn't have imported >> so many photos but I thought iPhoto was supposed to check and see if you >> were importing the same photo more than once. > > Easiest would be to open both folders, click in one of them, CMD + A, and > click and drag the selection into the other one, selecting replace all in > the window that pops up, effectively eliminating any duplicates in the > other folder. No shell or applescript scripts and no CLI. When I imported iPhotos from one disk into iPhoto on another, it imported the singles twice (or three times if I'd removed red-eye or rotated the image in iPhoto)! One was a low-res version and one was a high-res version -- apparently, iPhoto read the thumbnail as an actual .jpg and showed them both to me. The naming was different, though -- my Nikon names the high-res "DSCN0000.jpg" which 0000 is the consecutive number (such as DSCN0926.jpg); the thumbs had simple numbers for names, like "324" or "19". So, I had to click on every picture, read the name in the left lower corner of iPhoto, and delete them one by one to make sure I got the right ones. Weird -- but sounds like what you're experiencing. peace, Linda