#Iphoto library manager coupon update

You just create a new iPod Folder and then designate which Libraries, or which albums or folders in each Library, you want synchronized to your iPod.

#Iphoto library manager coupon update

Iphoto library manager coupon update#Ĭlick Update and all the photos in the chosen collections will be copied to the folder, using the preferences you choose in the iPod Folders Options dialog. (One useful option here is Copy/Link To Thumbnails since iTunes has to scale your photos down to display on your iPod, using this option makes the process much faster since the photos are already scaled down.) You can then choose this new folder-instead of a particular iPhoto album-in iTunes’ Photo sync preferences for your iPod.It may not be known to you, but your iPhoto photo collection is more than just the iPhoto application stored in your Application folder.Īll of your master photos, thumbnail and preview versions of your photos, and database records of how the iPhoto application handles all of your photos, are stored in a separate file (a folder really) that is in a completely different place on your hard drive from the main iPhoto application.

This separate file, called a “photo library” file, by default is stored inside of the pictures folder in your user folder.