New Harddrive changed library paths

I had a new 160 HD installed in my G4 1book a month ago. When my original HD failed, the tech was able to recover my data (which included the folders pictures->iPhoto Library and it's contents. I use iPhoto to view and organize my photos, but I use Photoshop 7.0 to edit them.
Prior to having my new HD I would open Photoshop, browse my Pictures->iPhoto Libary and locate the photos to edit according to date (ie 2008->5 (May) -> 22 (day) to locate the wanted photo. Now my photos are organized in my iphoto Library in this way (iPhoto Librar->2008 (Year) ->14_1 or Originals_32(or 22_2, etc.). This makes no sense to me as the numbers in the branch below the year do not correspond to the months, nor are they in chronological order.
This matters to me b/c I cannot locate any of my photos when using Photoshop to edit them. I read on the forum where I can choose Photoshop as the program to edit. That works if I'm editing a large amount of photos and I know what photos I want to edit. But...If I want to scroll through iPhoto, comparing two photos prior to editing them in Photoshop, this doesn't completely solve my problem.
One other thing. In my iPhoto Library I have the following folders: Data, iPhod Photo Cache, Modified, Originals (as well as these individual files (albumdata, dir.data, iphooto.ipspot, iphotolock, library.data, library.iphoto, library6.iphoto, thumb324Segment.data, thumb64Segment.data and thumbjpgsSegment.data). I can tell no difference between the folders called Modified and Originals; just different names. Is this normal?
I guess all of this is to say that I think something was complicated when I transferred things over to this new HD. How can I simplify it again?
Thanks very much for any clarity you might be able to bring.

I had a new 160 HD installed in my G4 1book a month ago. When my original HD failed, the tech was able to recover my data (which included the folders pictures->iPhoto Library and it's contents. I use iPhoto to view and organize my photos, but I use Photoshop 7.0 to edit them.
Prior to having my new HD I would open Photoshop, browse my Pictures->iPhoto Libary and locate the photos to edit
This is not the correct way to do this
You should set PS as the external editor
and you should never directly access your iPhoto library - you should export the photos and work on the exported versions
The iPhoto library is a database and iPhoto manages it - it is not designed for your access and if you mess with it you are likely to corrupt it and lose data
One other thing. In my iPhoto Library I have the following folders: Data, iPhod Photo Cache, Modified, Originals (as well as these individual files (albumdata, dir.data, iphooto.ipspot, iphotolock, library.data, library.iphoto, library6.iphoto, thumb324Segment.data, thumb64Segment.data and thumbjpgsSegment.data).
those are all normal and should not be modified or deleted - the single exception is the iPod Photo Cache - you can quit iPhoto and drag it to the desktop and relaunch iPhoto and test it - if iPhoto is happy you can delete it from your desktop
How can I simplify it again?
You can not
Since iPhoto is a database program the general rule is to never enter its database (the iPhoto library) except by using iPhoto and never change anythin within it

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3.4 ls -al
you will see a file with the name org.eclipse.core.runtime.preferences.OSGiPreferences.11.prefs
3.5 vi org.eclipse.core.runtime.preferences.OSGiPreferences.11.prefs
change 'system/cache_location' value to '/User/userB/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CS5ServiceManager/diskcache'
4. Relaunch Adobe Drive, go to settings panel, you'll see that the cache path has been updated.
Thanks,
Hui

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