On 8/13/07, Mark Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
>
> >Boot up the system on the Mac OS X installation dvd/cd. When the
> >installer comes up, go to the tools menu and elect Disk Utility. Once
> >that's up, select the startup volume and run a disk verify.
> >Afterwards restart the system from the hard disk and check...  It is
> >possible you have a bit of file system corruption and the system
> >thinks there's more data on the drive than there actually is.
> >
> >If that doesn't do it, go into iPhoto and see if what you put in its
> >trash has actually been deleted.
>
> And if *that* doesn't work, just reformat the hard drive and re-install
> everything.

I;m not ready to fly that plane solo.:-)

Dave

> If you need assistance Frank will help you ;-)

Frank who.:-0

Dave
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