Help: "HVURLHandlerErrorDomain error 1003" in I Photo

Am working with I Photo, sorting pics by faces, and I am getting: "HVURLHandlerErrorDomain error 1003". WHat does this mean and how do I fix it? Thanks  Rod

You might have a btter chance of fixing your issue if you explain what's actually happening. Other than that, try google the error.

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