A fix for an issue in which photo libraries are blank or missing after the update to iPhoto ’11, and all of the contained images are apparently deleted, is reportedly imminent.
“They confirmed that there was indeed a window during the updating process in which a force quit could ‘create data loss.’ […] I asked if changing permissions of the iPhoto Library was really helpful (as someone suggested on one of my blog posts), and was told that it was only part of the solution. […] Mostly, and this was the most important thing, they told me that a fix from Apple was imminent.”
In the meantime, users should likely avoid updating to iPhoto ’11, or ensure that their photo libraries are backed up prior to doing so.
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In a former life, Sudz worked helping Fortune 100 companies with their technology and business transformation aspirations.
iLife ’11 also has no Help available if you try and access Help from the menubar inside GarageBand, iMovie and iPhoto as is being reported in Apple’s Forums by a number of users, in addition to other new release anomalies.
iLife ’11 also has no Help available if you try and access Help from the menubar inside GarageBand, iMovie and iPhoto as is being reported in Apple’s Forums by a number of users, in addition to other new release anomalies.