I want to uninstall Iphoto Library Manager without losing all my Iphotos

I recently purchased Ilife 6 and I have Iphoto Library Manager on my computer. I'd like to dump the Iphoto Library Manager becuse the idea of third party software working with my photos (unsupported by Apple) scares me. Question, if I uninstall Iphoto Library Manager, will that have any impact on the 6000+ photos in Iphoto that are also in files in Library Manager. (unfortunatley, I'm not knowledgeable enough to know how the Iphotos link into Iphoto Library). If so, how do I get rid of Library Manager and keep my Iphoto Library intact?> Thanks, Ed
Imac Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Thanks, that did work indeed! While I'll take your word that it is good software, I was paranoid that if something went wrong Apple Support doesn't support it, and I'd be in a bit of a bind.
Thanks again,
Ed

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Message was edited by: coocooforcocoapuffs

1) Import my one massive iPhoto Library into Aperture 3 - but do I use referenced or embedded options? Is there any advantage to leaving everything in iPhoto and just referencing from Aperture? Or do I get everything into Aperture and then just blow away iPhoto?
I see no reason to leave the files in iPhoto. If you agree you can do one of two things: either move them elsewhere and reference them or manage them in Aperture. Many folks recommend referencing them, but it's a choice only you can make.
I see no reason to continue with iPhoto.
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