Data retrieval in I Photo 09

Help! My daughter-in-law and I both have Mac Book Pro's, not the latest version, with OS 10.6.3 and I Photo 09. She has not backed up her laptop and it crashed, and won't boot up. I removed her internal hard drive and placed a spare I had and her Mac Book Pro works perfectly. I put her original internal drive into a USB enclosure and opened it on my Mac Pro's desk top. I've been able to transfer most files although some are corrupted. Her I Photo data file containing all her photos won't transfer because some of the JPG's are also corrupted. It gets about a quarter of the way and I get the error message. I've tried opening her data file with my I Photo but it won't open. Is there any way to open this file so you can see the individual photos and transfer the ones that are OK? By the by, I've tried Teck Tool Pro, Drive Genius and Disk Utility to repair the drive, no go. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!

Have you tried depressing the option key and launching iPhoto and selecting her library on the USB drive? If that works then you have a good iPhoto library and can move it as a single entity
the iPhoto library is a single entity and you can not move it in pieces - you need to drag the entire iPhoto library intact as a single entity from one drive to the other
LN

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Hey folks.
I just wanted to say that I had a problem with strange sounds off my hard disk, the lengthy restarts and problems waking up the computer after battery being empty and finally my hard disk died completely.
With 17 months under its belt this Hitachi 80GB hard disk ought not to have died but this happens. Sadly I was ABOUT to back up (isn't that always the way?) but had not managed (due to the problems) and so lost some EXTREMELY valuable data. ie photos (numbering 400 and about 600 others) of my grandfather who was taken into hospital for heart failure aged 91 on the VERY SAME DAY.
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LOOOOONG story short: Can you recommend anyone in the UK area who does a good job retrieving data from what has been deemed a high probability recovery?
Anything I need to know about the subject? All I can tell you is that this WILL involve removing the platters from the mechanism and placing them to another, functioning one with the probability of needing to back up in the region of 20GB.
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LOOOOONG story short: Can you recommend anyone in the UK area who does a good job retrieving data from what has been deemed a high probability recovery chance internal G4 Powerbook Hitachi hard disk?
Anything I need to know about the subject? Like is an expensive company necessarily that much better? Quote I have so far is for upto £1,300 for this and I will pay it if it need be but thought I'd ask for word of mouth recommendations first.
All I can tell you is that this WILL involve removing the platters from the mechanism and placing them to another, functioning one, due to the fact that my old hard drive died suddenly from mechanism failure according to the Apple folk who replaced it with another and who could not "spin it up".
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I sent this hard disk as is to Fields Data Recovery who quoted me a free appraisal and £465 for the job if it proved possible. This compares rather favourably to Ontrack Data Recovery who charge £85 plus VAT for the appraisal and anything between £450 to £1,200 for the job depending on the complexity.
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I took a gamble and won- I got PART, and the right part, of my data back.
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