Once the copy is completed, hold the Option key on your keyboard and open iPhoto from the Dock or Applications folder. Click on Other Library. In the browser window that appears, navigate to your external hard drive, click the iPhoto Library file you've copied and click Choose.
Quit iPhoto once again and eject the external hard drive holding your new iPhoto Library. Open a new Finder window and navigate to the Pictures folder in the left sidebar again. Finally, to free up the space on your internal hard drive, open the Trash from the Dock or Finder window and click Empty Trash in the upper right corner. Your iPhoto Library has officially been removed from the internal drive.
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Apple Store app updated with new Saved Items list feature, audio descriptions. We will wait for it to finish copying the content, when it has finished we will open iPhoto again, this time keeping the ALT key pressed In order for the library selection window to appear, in this case we will click on »Other Library«, then we will look for the library that we have just copied to the external disk and we will confirm the change.
From now on we will always have to have the external disk connected to the Mac, otherwise when we open iPhoto we will get an error referring to can't find library. If, on the other hand, we want to save space on the internal disk, we can eliminate the "old" image library.
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Click Replace and you can sleep easy, knowing you have a recent backup of all of your photos. Back up to disc For smaller iPhoto libraries, it's roughly the same process to back up to disc. Then drag the icon toward the trash, which, when you start dragging the disc icon, morphs into a Burn Disc app. Give the disc a name and click Burn. If your iPhoto library is too large to fit on a disc, you could just burn parts of it.
This is a good method for creating disc backups of, say, your flagged photos, recent events, or latest albums. For exported slideshows, use Finder to locate those in your Pictures folder and drag them to the DVD folder. If you want to open a different Photos library Quit Photos. Press and hold the Option key while you open Photos. Select the library that you want to open, then click Choose Library. Photos uses this library until you open a different one. To change it, you might first have to click the lock button to unlock the setting.
If the storage device isn't formatted correctly for Mac, or was used for Time Machine backups but hasn't been erased, this checkbox won't be present or won't be selectable after unlocking.
In that case, erase the storage device first.
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