Sync photo book print project between two Macs?

I have two Macs synced using iCloud Photo Library which works great. I noticed that the Photo Books (and other print products) don't sync. Is there a way to find that file in the Package Contents and copy it over to my other Mac? Probably not the safest thing to do but I would love to be able to work on my photo book on multiple Macs. If not I guess I could put my library on an external drive and use access the same library from both Macs.
Thanks.
Lori

Hi(Bonjour)!
kpriest1 wrote:
I have a WD 750gb Hard Drive on my imac partitioned 2 times 500gb for time machine and 250 just for FCE scratch disk files. I can log on to my macbook via wireless network and transfer files back and forth. I'm just not sure of all the files FCE uses when working on a movie. I think if I knew what files they are I could lump them together in one folder and copy that folder back and forth to each other via wireless. As long as path is the same on both mac. I'm just not sure and need someone that's maybe been there.
Keith
Wireless connection is a bad idea as data rate transfer speed needed for video material is pretty fast. I'm sure that your macbook air hard drive is not designed to give a sustained data rate tranfer speed for a such usage.
Partitionning is a bad idea too as your internal drive has to seek for data stored on 2 logical locations fitted on just one physical support. It seems many many actuator stop and go and less efficient data rate transfer speed.
I maintain my suggestion, go for a dedicated external hard drive where you will put all media related to your project AND the project file itself. If FCE is correctly installed on both mac, your project will open flawlessly from one mac or other.
Michel Boissonneault
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