Deleting pictures/clean up the computer to get GB free
I have deleted all photos from Iphoto, all files under the FINDER, that I have added, movies, music, documents etc. HOWEVER, when I go under the APPLE in the top left hand corner, to look how my memory is looking, it still shows that I have like 6000+ plus pictures etc. Why doesnt it registre it OR what am I doing wrong, where to I still need to delete them from?
I hope that YOU can help me. I cant put anything on my com, because of lack om space :-(
Empty the iPhoto trash from within iPhoto. It has a seperate trash bin.
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Delegating that responsibility to software is an ineffective defense
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