Can I quit iPhoto while Duplicate Annihilator is running?

I just bought Duplicate Annihilator v2.22.0 and when I press, "find and annihilate duplicates", iPhoto opens. Now, I wanted to know if I can quit iPhoto while Duplicate Annihilator is running. Though the application states, "IMPORTANT! Do not interfere with iPhoto during the process", I wouldn't really be interfering with it, would I?

Oh I think that quitting the app would count as interference.
However, for best support you should contact the Makers of the app.
Regards
TD

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