Autosplit into 8 hour intervals - how do I apply it to my curent events

I installed iphoto 08 - it created events for 24 hour periods. Now in prefs I see I can select do have it in 8 hour periods - when I did this it did not apply it to my current events - how do I do this?

I do not know of a way you can do it after the fact (other than starting over) except to open the event, select a photo 8 housrs into the event and split the event there (the selected photo and every oldr photo in he event will be in a new event - the photos newer than the selected photo will remain in the existing event. You also can select specific photos and split them into a new event
Larry Nebel

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