Hi Mac,
A quick fix might be to use iPhoto Library Manager to set (or re-set)
permissions for the Library in question.
Software at <http://homepage.mac.com/bwebster/iphotolibrarymanager.html>
It lets you view and change the permissions of your libraries, and is
extra handy if you want to use more than one iPhoto Library.
HTH
Steve.
On 26/04/2006, at 4:25 PM, Malcolm McCallum wrote:
Hi everyone I have a problem. Because of certain activities by my
youngest grandchild 21/12 :-) I have done a complete re-install
of my wife's iMac G4 1Ghz. I have also installed for the first time
iPhoto 6. When I ran the iPhoto program for the first time it told
me,as expected that it would need to update iPhoto which I accepted
and it got on to do it. Then came the crunch
"Unable to upgrade this photo library because the current user does
not have access. If possible, repair permissions for the iPhoto
Library Folder and try again.
The path of the item that failed is "/Users/sue/Pictures/iPhoto
Library/2003/06/14/Originals/IMG_1200.JPG"
I have thrown this img away but it just replaces it with another
vand I think will go through all the imgs. I have repaired
permissions but was wondering what to do next and why has it happened.
thanks for any help,
Mac
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