However you could use a program called iPhoto Buddy that allows you to have separate directories for whatever you want. I use it and have currently around 20 root directories with names that mean something but under that it is all iPhotos standard naming by date. Only issue I don't like is having to close iPhoto to change to another library.
Larry
On Jan 3, 2005, at 2:33 PM, Andrew wrote:
________________________________________________________________________ ________________________I know, just don't like the way that iPhoto hides my jpegs in cryptic locations. I like to organize my photos in actual folders named for date, event or whatever, rather than in iPhoto's arcane hiearchy of cryptically named folders.
Andrew
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