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Thanks a lot.<br />
This is the situation; it seems that the used deleted stuff from its library. However, I have TimeCapsule backup (worked intermitently) from 17.feb. To recover iPhoto lib of that date, I just need to copy the file and than connect it to the iphoto?
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Thanks a lot.
This is the situation; it seems that the used deleted stuff from its library. However, I have TimeCapsule backup (worked intermitently) from 17.feb. To recover iPhoto lib of that date, I just need to copy the file and than connect it to the iphoto?

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Yes. That should work. Don't immediately delete the current library until you are satisfied that you have what you want in the replacement.
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Yes. That should work. Don't immediately delete the current library until you are satisfied that you have what you want in the replacement.

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<a href="http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1229" rel="ugc nofollow">http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1229</a>
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1229 [http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1229]

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OK, thanks.<br />
I've backed up the new one, and the backup is copying to my mac.<br />
Will try it!
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OK, thanks.
I've backed up the new one, and the backup is copying to my mac.
Will try it!

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A user called and told me that his entire photo archive is missing. He reported a set of actions done by himself, but they are related to email, and I doubt they really have any connection to photos.<br />
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The computer used iMac current version 27&quot;, with 1Gb of HDD.<br />
I am a Win admin, so this is a new field for me.<br />
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I would need some help to see where I could take look unto restoring the database of iPhoto which held all the data.
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A user called and told me that his entire photo archive is missing. He reported a set of actions done by himself, but they are related to email, and I doubt they really have any connection to photos.

The computer used iMac current version 27", with 1Gb of HDD.
I am a Win admin, so this is a new field for me.

I would need some help to see where I could take look unto restoring the database of iPhoto which held all the data.

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