Relocating library files and location defautls
Installed a new 120g SSD inmy MP and with a limited storage size. i was tryign to figure out in OS X LION how to move all my data that is not OS required and put it on a secondray drive in the system and still use the OS X icons and file structure and serches liek "pictures' documents" and so on.
any help woudl be great.
is this as simple as moveing the library files and if so does anyone know where they are so i can change that info and save it on a second storage drive thats internal.
set up being - 120 for OS and 2tb for everything else, another 2tb for Itunes ( its almost full too) and 2tb back up of OS and time machine,
thanks for al the help
Do not touch:
System
Library
Applications. and the hidden unix files including paging/swap
Move :
Users
Here are some recipes:
JapaMac's blog: Make Room for performance -- Moving the Home Folder
http://chris.pirillo.com/how-to-move-the-home-folder-in-os-x-and-why/
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AdminUI.SiteHierarchy
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AdminUI.SiteBoundaries
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AdminUI.ExchangeConnector
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AdminUI.Addresses
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AdminUI.ActiveDirectory
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AdminUI.AzureServices
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AdminUI.RbacUser
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AdminUI.RbacRole
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AdminUI.RbacCategory
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AdminUI.Package
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AdminUI.Certificate
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AdminUI.SiteSystems
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AdminUI.HomePageView
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Microsoft.EnterpriseManagement.UI.WpfViews.resources
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Microsoft.GeneratedCode
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AdminUI.ViewCommon
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Microsoft.GeneratedCode
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Microsoft.GeneratedCode
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AdminUI.AICustomizeCatalog
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AdminUI.AISoftwareProducts
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AdminUI.ConsoleView
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AdminUI.External.Controls
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Microsoft.GeneratedCode
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System.Data
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Microsoft.ConfigurationManagement.DialogFramework
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Microsoft.GeneratedCode
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AdminUI.DialogFoundation
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AdminUI.DetailPanel
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AdminUI.FeaturesUtilities
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Microsoft.GeneratedCode
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AdminUI.ConnectionAccount
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AdminUI.ConsoleRootActions
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To enable just-in-time (JIT) debugging, the .config file for this
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jitDebugging value set in the system.windows.forms section.
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When I go and check the Endpoint Protection properties it gives me the following Error:
The SMS Provider reported and error
With the following Details:
ConfigMgr Error Object:
instance of SMS_ExtendedStatus
Description = "ERROR ON Property Convert";
ErrorCode = 0;
File = "e:\\nts_sccm_release\\sms\\siteserver\\sdk_provider\\smsprov\\sspsitesettingitem.h";
Line = 377;
Operation = "ExecQuery";
ParameterInfo = "SELECT * FROM SMS_SCI_ClientComp WHERE FileType=2 AND SiteCode='CCM' AND ItemName='Antimalware Agent' AND ItemType='Client Component'";
ProviderName = "WinMgmt";
StatusCode = 2147749917;
Microsoft.ConfigurationManagement.ManagementProvider.WqlQueryEngine.WqlQueryException
The SMS Provider reported an error.
Stack Trace:
at Microsoft.ConfigurationManagement.ManagementProvider.WqlQueryEngine.WqlQueryResultsObject.<GetEnumerator>d__0.MoveNext()
at Microsoft.ConfigurationManagement.AdminConsole.SiteSystems.EndpointProtectionSpynetControl.InitializePageControl()
at Microsoft.ConfigurationManagement.AdminConsole.SmsPropertyPage.OnInitialize()
System.Management.ManagementException
Unexpected error
Stack Trace:
at Microsoft.ConfigurationManagement.ManagementProvider.WqlQueryEngine.WqlQueryResultsObject.<GetEnumerator>d__0.MoveNext()
at Microsoft.ConfigurationManagement.AdminConsole.SiteSystems.EndpointProtectionSpynetControl.InitializePageControl()
at Microsoft.ConfigurationManagement.AdminConsole.SmsPropertyPage.OnInitialize()Hi,
If you only add one file into the excluded files and locations, does this error still appear?
Could you reproduce this error on another system?
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How do I locate non picture files and location? I'm getting low memory and can't find word,PDF etc
how do I locate non picture files and location? I'm getting low memory and can't find word,PDF etc
iPads don't have a filesystem like a computer, Files of that nature must be associated with an App and reside inside that particular App's file space. So the way to find them is to open the App that opens that file type and look in its file or document list for them.
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Finding the Sample Library File and the Wyoming Folder
I had a 30 day trial and purchased the activation code (not the DVD). The "Exploring Aperture" tutorial mentions getting the Sample Library File and Wyoming Folder from the installation disk. Since I don't have an installation disk, does anyone know where I can get the Sample Library File and Wyoming Folder?
Chaz9,
Welcome to the user-supported Aperture discussion group. Have you read the terms by which Apple runs forum? http://discussions.apple.com/help.jspa
Your question has come more times than you cam imagine. Here's one recent thread.
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Missing Files and Locating Bug
Hi,
In LR2, if I relocated a folder of files/photos, for example move them from a primary hard drive (on my macbook) to an external hard drive, the catalogue would indicate missing files with a '?' icon in the top right hand corner of the file.
To re-locate these files was simple, right click on the missing file and for OSX simply click 'show in finder' and find the missing file in it's new location.
Then all missing files from that particular folder would all be systematically found.
In LR3 the above process has no effect. If I try to relocate a missing file nothing happens.
Any ideas?
Many thanks
TomasA little spookie, just before I noticed your post I tried the 'Find Missing Folder' option in the folder tab in the library module and that worked fine.
Clicking the '?' icon or right clicking and selecting 'Show in Finder' still has no effect though. In LR2 this never failed.
Thanks very much for such a fast response -
I've unknowingly deleted my iTunes Library file, and now I'm stuck!
I was in the process of moving my songs and videos to an extrenal hard drive, and it had worked successfully--the files were on the new hard drive and iTunes recognized them after the move. And I even knew that I wasn't supposed to deleted the ITL file, but somehow managed to do so anyway. I am very stupid and deserve some (mild) derision.
I realize that by deleting my ITL file I will not get back my play counts, ratings, and play lists, and tho angered, I can live with that. My problem now is that I can't get iTunes to recognize the library on the external drive AT ALL. I get the blank library screen, even tho iTunes knows where it is (based on the "Advanced" menu in iTunes Preferences).
1) How do I get iTunes to display the contents of the relocated library on the external drive?
2) Is there an outside chance that all of the play counts, ratings and playlists could be resurrected by synching with my iPod?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!even tho iTunes knows where it is
No, iTunes doesn't know where your library is.
You're not the only one who is confused by that.
By setting the 'iTunes Music' folder location, you set the location where iTunes has to store the next imports.
And you told iTunes where to put the songs after you choose 'Add to Library...' (when you have checked 'Copy files to iTunes Music folder when adding to library').
The location of your songs is stored in the 'iTunes Library' file, which you, unfortunately, trashed.
Just drag and drop the folder with all your music on the Library icon in the Source pane or select 'Add to Library...' and navigate to the folder containing your music.
I can't tell you how much information is restored by syncing your iPod.
I have no experience with it.
If it was set to 'automatically update', it could be wiped.
Several 3rd party applications can transfer songs, including playlists, ratings and play counts to the computer.
Try Senuti or iPodRip (find the latest versions on versiontracker.com).
Hope this helps.
M
17' iMac fp 800 MHz 768 MB RAM Mac OS X (10.3.9) Several ext. HD (backup and data) -
Hi,
Regarding my Itunes library:
I'll try to explain my situation (sorry for my english).
I have a networkdrive where all my music is stored on. Itunes is installed on my macbook and I entered the network drive as my media file location.
I use my macbook to rip music and buy itunes music assuming it will all be placed in the media folder that I once entered.
Recently I found out that itunes had changed the location of my media folder to the local drive.
Since a time now (I can't exactly say when) I'm ripping many of my music collection to itunes.
Today i discovered the change of my media file location by itunes after I ripped some collections. When clicking the info button on some of the ripped files I see that they are not stored on my networkdrive, very normal, since the location of the media file is changed to local computer.
When I look in the finder I can find a local libray file (xml file) from 13 april and also one on my network drive but the date is from March. So this one is even older.
I suppose that the libray file is updated each time I add a song in itunes. So there must be anonther library file somewhere?
Is there a way to see which libarary file is used in itunes? I know you can start Itunes with the option key to select another library file but is it also possible to view in itunes which library file is used so I can consult the path of the library file in use?
What should i do to put all the local music to to my network drive and update the correct library to the new location of these files?
Why is there no alert when Itunes changes the location of the media files path?
Thankshi i had the same problem today when i updated my itunes to latest version. however, i have just found my songs in the 'itunes media' folder. this was accessed through 'my music' then keep clicking through until you find itunes media and all my library songs were in there and i then just added these files to my library and all were restored however, i have lost all my playlists but at least my 700 songs are back. very dissapointed with apple that they have let this happen with their latest update, the previous version was miles better than this one . hope you find them. stevo
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Multiple files and locations for the same photos
Hi all~
Hoping someone can help me find a simple solution to my problem. I've been trying to organize my photos on my mac, and I've been taking a lot of time to create albums in iphoto and rearranging all of my files. I got a message this morning that I have little space left on my startup disk, and that I need to delete some files. I suspected immediately that it had something to do with the pictures, so as a test, I searched in Finder for a few of the photo file names, to see how many copies there were. Not surprisingly, there were MULTIPLE copies of the photos, one in my iphotos folder, another in my regular photos folder, and sometimes two in the regular folder. I also had alias files listed in my iphoto albums, but considering the size of those, they are just a link to the real photo file. Is there an easy way to get rid of the dupes, or do I just have to sit and take the time to go through them by hand? Also, is there a better way to upload photos and manage the files, so that I don't have this problem again? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
NoreenHi, Noreen. Whenever you import photos into iPhoto's library, they are copied (not moved) from their original locations to locations controlled and managed by iPhoto, in the iPhoto Library folder inside your account's Pictures folder. If the original picture files you imported were located on your hard drive instead of on a camera memory card, CD, or other storage media, then after the import you are storing each image twice on your hard drive: once inside and once outside your iPhoto Library. While there may be some comfort in having two copies of your photos stored that way, it's not a useful backup strategy: if your hard drive fails, both copies are apt to be lost.
Here is a backup strategy that will enable you to recover all your pictures and albums in the event of a primary hard drive failure, and will eliminate the duplication of image files on your primary hard drive. It assumes that you want to use iPhoto to manage and organize all your pictures — an assumption that isn't valid for every user, but works for many.
1) Identify all the images on your hard drive that you haven't yet imported into iPhoto, but that you want to save. You will have to do this manually. Make a list of all their locations as you identify them, so you'll be able to find them again quickly during step 2.
2) Import all those images into iPhoto, and arrange them in albums to suit yourself.
3) Copy your iPhoto Library folder to another storage medium that is large enough to hold the entire folder. Typically, this will need to be another hard drive: internal if your Mac provides space for one; external if it doesn't, or if you don't want to open up the Mac and install another internal drive. Most users' iPhoto Library folders are (or will soon become) too large to fit on a CD; many are too large to fit on a DVD. The absolutely essential point to remember is that to preserve its identity as a functional iPhoto Library, the library folder must be copied to the backup storage medium *as a single, intact unit* — copying it piecemeal or spreading it over several CDs is a path to certain disaster. The contents of that folder are interrelated in ways that only iPhoto understands. Disrupting those relationships by dividing the library into segments destroys all the work you've done to organize your pictures within iPhoto. All that work will have to be laboriously repeated if you alter or break up the structure of the backup library, and then lose your primary library to a hard drive failure or computer theft.
4) Delete all photos from your primary hard drive that are not stored inside the iPhoto Library folder. This eliminates the storage of duplicate copies on that drive and frees up space.
You are now committed to using iPhoto, rather than the Finder's hierarchical folder structures, for the organization and management of all your digital photos. You have no photos that are stored outside the iPhoto Library folder, and for the reasons I described at length under #3 above, you shouldn't use the Finder to meddle in any way with the contents of that folder. Everything you want to do with your pictures from now on can and should be done using the commands and preferences within iPhoto, not manually in the Finder.
Note that the procedure outlined above will, at first, consume more disk space rather than less, as the import process makes new copies inside your iPhoto Library of photos that were formerly stored only outside it. You will later regain duplicated-storage space by deleting all externally-stored images, and if you already had a lot of duplicates before starting this process, you'll probably end up with more available disk space at the end than you have now. But if your available disk space is already minimal now, you may have to take steps to increase it before starting on the process I've outlined. This article may help you do that.
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ITunes re-points media to random files and locations
I'm having issues where every so often, iTunes will randomly re-point media to other locations on my network. For example:
Before - Show1.m4v points to /Volumes/mp3/iTunes%20Server/TV%20Shows/Series/Season%201/Show1.m4v
After - Show1.m4v randomly now points to /Volumes/media/mp3s/Artist/AlbumX/Song3.mp3
This happens on both my personal machine and a Mac Mini I have set up as a media server. Mostly they are obvious because you look in iTunes and the cover art is missing. The harder ones are when one show re-points to another in a series and you simply cannot see that its happened until you go to play the show and it starts to play some other random one. (e.g. I want to watch Game of Thrones Season 4 episode 2, and it starts to play Breaking Bad season 1 show 5)
I have moved my iTunes library to a Synology NAS location on the network so it isn't local. I understand there are some issues with this in the past.
My questions: Is this normal? Why does iTunes feel it needs to randomly re-point to media thats all over the place? This isn't corruption, its almost like a virus or malware.
Is there an easy fix? Because its actually pointing to an existing file, I can't click on the broken link and have it "re-find" the media file. I could delete the target, but would have to fish for hundreds if not thousands of them. If I rename the target directory, iTunes is smart enough to track the re-name so I can't fool it into thinking the file is missing. I could completely delete it in iTunes and re-import, but it would create a second copy in the media folder filling up my disk.
In the case of music, I can simply delete all the local files and have iTunes match re-download... always fun with over 15k music files.
In the case of my media server, I have to fix it all manually. This last go-around I'm looking at having to fix nearly 100 broken links for movies and TV shows.I simply don't get the value of a locally attached drive
An iTunes library that works?
About a movie/TV show match. Legally speaking it is serves no purpose. It is illegal in the USA and many other countries to rip DVDs. Unless you are transferring original Petticoat Junction episodes from VHS tape you cannot legally be in possession of unprotected, matchable digital copies of a large amount of the media most people would likely wish to have available (at least I don't know of anybody who sells unprotected, digital, mass-market videos). Yes, you can buy digital download versions but then many of those sources provide for re-download and or streaming (as does AppleTV) which negates the need for a Match service. I guess you could say, "Well Amazon [or somebody] sells digital videos, why doesn't Apple provide a Match service for those so I can stream to my AppleTV?" I will let you think that one through and answer it yourself. On the other side of things, music can be legally ripped from CD so there's still a lot of that out there which the Match subscription serves. -
I am runing lion and latest version of itunes. I have match on, home sharing on and using icloud. my itunes started hanging up and required me to force quit. then upon restart of itunes and restart of computer itunes would take upwards of 15 minutes to open and was using >90% of CPU and would be lagging in response if responding at all one of the playlists I had created on my ipad had over a hundred copies of the same playlist. after repeated restarts I uninstaled itunes and reinstalled. this didnt rectify the problem. I assumed library file had somehow become corrupt so I deleted library files, reimported all my music and synced with genius and match. and let the computer go over night. when I woke in morning all my music was back but I had all the extra playlists again and itunes is hogging all the cpu and was minimally responsive and hanging up after each click.
I thought this might be a virus or something but installed ESET cypersecurity did a complet scan with no threats found. I am at a total loss and do not know where to go from here. I hope one of you can assist. Thanks!I had this exact issue. Spent over an hour on the phone with apple support, they couldn't resolve. Here is what I ended up doing, that worked.
1. Turned iTunes match off on all my iOS devices
2. Deleted the offending playlists from the iOS device they originated on
3. Started iTunes, let it run (literally) for an hour before it became responsive. First thing I did, before clicking anywere else was disable iTunes match. If I clicked anywhere, it would clock for another hour.
4. Let iTunes run overnight, by morning it had cleaned out the repeating play lists. This got my Mac/iTunes back to an operable state.
5. Restore iPhones from backup in iTunes.
What was causing my issue was a single playlist that was created on an iPhone, then suddenly showed up with several thousand duplicates on my other iPhone. The culprit playlist did not, for some reason, duplicate itself on my two iPads. Apple support seemed to think it was because the problem iPhone tried to sync the playlist to iCloud over and over again unsuccessfully, then it finally went through and populated the thousands of blank/failed playlists which then tried to propigate to iTunes and my other iOS devices. Seems like a reasonable theory.
I have not yet re-enabled iTunes match. So, no idea what will happen if I decide to go back down that rabbit hole. -
I have a damaged library file, and a few questions?
My laptop shut down instantly because of a charger/battery problem and when I started itunes up again I got the message (importing itunes music library.xml) I thought it was going to double my library so I clicked stop and when itunes opened only half of my collection was there and all playlists/smart playlists are gone.
Can someone give me some advice as to how I can bring the songs back into my library with all of the tags I have edited, (Album, Comments, Sort Album, Genre etc..)
I had the option to copy files to itunes music folder checked, so does that mean that every edit I made in itunes would change the file names in the music folder?
I still have the Itunes database file - (iTunes Library (Damaged) (date modified 15/01/2012 12:02). But there is no exact file called (itunes music library.xml)
I do have a some sort of document with that name listed as an XML Document (date modified 15/01/2012 13:55) (about 2 hours after the problem occurred) but it just opens a webpage. I can also open it in a notepad etc.. and it brings up loads of encoding detail.
Is there any way to restart that XML import?
I am sure I still have most of, if not all of my music, but it's very important for me to get back the tag info.
It would also be great if I can get back the smart playlists and date added, but this is the least important.
I'm in the middle of a slow process of transferring the itunes folder to my old laptop to see how it looks before I make any changes here, but I'm not sure how many songs I had exactly, do you think there would be any reason songs got deleted because of this? There are no songs in my itunes collection stored in folders other than the itunes folder.
You are saving my life if you can help me here.
Thanks.Empty/corrupt library after upgrade/crash
Hopefully it's not been too long since you last upgraded iTunes, in fact if you get an empty/incomplete library immediately after upgrading then with the following steps youshouldn't lose a thing or need to do any further housekeeping. In the Previous iTunes Libraries folder should be a number of dated iTunes Library files. Take the most recent of these and copy it into the iTunes folder. Rename iTunes Library.itl as iTunes Library (Corrupt).itl and then rename the restored file as iTunes Library.itl. Start iTunes. Should all be good, bar any recent additions to or deletions from your library.
See iTunes Folder Watch for a tool to catch up with any changes since the backup file was created.
When you get it all working make a backup!
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I have a server with Forefront Endpoint Protection 2010 installed.
This server is running Backup Exec. I have created an files and folder exclusion pointing to:
C:\Program Files\Symantec
There are various references online like this one
http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=TECH74529
Which highlight excluding the processes rather than what I have done...
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I am trying to follow the Help Documentation item "Using the Filter HUD to Search for Referenced Master" (not sure if there is a way to post a URL to this) and I am not seeing what it is telling me to do.
I am going to Edit > Find and it is telling me to "Click the Filter HUD button beside the search field in the Browser". Is this referring to a browser in the Aperture UI or is this in the Filter HUD display? I am not finding this.
Also, it saying that in the Filter HUD I should "choose File Status from the Add Filter pop-up menu, and select the 'File Status' checkbox." and I am not seeing this either. Does anyone know where this is at?
Lastly, I see that there is a command called File > Locate Referenced Files and when I run this I get a "No Referenced Files in the /current/ selection. I have realized that I don't quite understand whether I am running this search for a specific Project and/or whether I have to make a specific selection in the left hand pane when I run a FILTER HUD or whether this automatically defaults to search the whole database. Does it matter what I have selected in the current Browser View when I run either of these commands?
Thanks for any help in my getting this working better for me.hotwheels 22 wrote:
I am trying to follow the Help Documentation item "Using the Filter HUD to Search for Referenced Master" (not sure if there is a way to post a URL to this) and I am not seeing what it is telling me to do. 1
I am going to Edit > Find and it is telling me to "Click the Filter HUD button beside the search field in the Browser". Is this referring to a browser in the Aperture UI or is this in the Filter HUD display? I am not finding this. 2
Also, it saying that in the Filter HUD I should "choose File Status from the Add Filter pop-up menu, and select the 'File Status' checkbox." and I am not seeing this either. Does anyone know where this is at? 3
Lastly, I see that there is a command called File > Locate Referenced Files and when I run this I get a "No Referenced Files in the /current/ selection. I have realized that I don't quite understand whether I am running this search for a specific Project and/or whether I have to make a specific selection {4} in the left hand pane {5} when I run a FILTER HUD or whether this automatically defaults to search the whole database. Does it matter what I have selected in the current Browser View when I run {6} either of these commands? 7
Thanks for any help in my getting this working better for me.
1. Just copy and paste the URL from the on-line User Manual. Very helpful. Are you on this page?
2. From the above-linked page:
Show the Filter HUD by doing one of the following:
Choose Edit > Find (or press Command-F).
Click the Filter HUD button beside the search field in the Browser.
The instructions specify ONE of the following. Your question indicates to me that you are trying to do both.
3. The User Manual has used the wrong term here. It should say "Choose 'File Status' from the 'Add RULE' pop-up menu."
4. The command -- like all commands? -- works on the currently selected Images. On the same page in the User Manual it says:
You can select a group of images in the Browser and Aperture can show a list of the referenced images within the selection, including information about where the masters are located. {Emphasis mine.}
5. The Aperture workspace is highly configurable. I don't know what you mean by "the left-hand pane". Of what?
6. Yes. Of course it matters. At some point in the 80's when the GUI became standard computers standardized on the "Noun→Verb" syntax: Select object(s), select command(s).
7. Not sure what the second command to which your refer is.
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