>> Does anyone know of a way to change the location that iPhoto looks to >> for >> your iPhoto Library? > > I use an application called iPhoto Library Manager to switch between > two libraries I have set up. There are other programs that provide the > same basic functionality; look for them under "iPhoto" on Version > Tracker. > BRIAN/bpearce at cloud9.net I read this just the other day and sent myself an email from http://www.macosxhints.com/ > I was trying to get my iPhoto library folder onto my removable hard > drive. I read some suggestions to use symlinks and such, but I think I > found an easier way. This is how I did it: > Make a backup of your photos and make sure iPhoto is not running. > > Go into your home directory and into your Pictures folder. > > Delete your library folder.(No worries, you just backed it up, right?) > > Start iPhoto. It will say you don't have a library folder and give you > a few choices, one of them being choose where you would like it to be > created. > That's about it. It's not the fanciest way to do it but it worked. > This was with iPhoto 2; I haven't tried it on the earlier version. > > [Editor's note: There's a previous hint that explains how to change > the library location in iPhoto, or you could also use a third party > app such as iPhoto Library Manager , but the above method worked for > me when I tested it -- just make sure you have a backup!] Linda SE MI