Reconnecting shared libraries

Hello,
IPhoto '08 7.1.5 (378)
Sometimes, shared libraries disappear from the left pane.
Is there a way to re-search/reconnect shared libraries without re-launching the iPhoto.
Thanks

Greetings,
They shouldn't be disappearing unless something is interfering with your network connection or if the computers hosting those libraries are going to sleep etc.
That you could try turning sharing off and back on in iPhoto > Preferences > Sharing.
Cheers.

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