Double up in slide show

i always seem to manage to have double ups in my slide show am just starting idvd is there an easy way to double check because after 200 photos get added, in different folders, they all seem to blend in!!! scanning old pics and making slide shows.........some one just might have a simple check....

Hey kathykathy,
One of the reasons I use iPhoto for slideshows is that I can see 20 or so pictures at a time, and it's a bit easier to check for doubledoubles. I suppose you might be able to use the Finder Search feature to check the folders before you import them; you'd see the duplicate names in the results.
John

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