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<blockquote data-quote="morseldoc" data-source="post: 1633253" data-attributes="member: 341335">Same as aboveOkay, so probably being the first to reply to your own post is not good manners.&nbsp; Sorry.At 2:30 am, I found some answers to my queries.&nbsp; I did using spotlight to find a photo in my open library using the photo file name, then I looked at each copy of the photo file on the desktop (actually, just to the iPhoto library that contained each one) to see which iPhoto library had today/now as its modified date/time.&nbsp; Satisfied that I had, at least, located my currently open library, I then quit iPhoto and opt-opened it.&nbsp; I noted that the open window takes you to the last library opened also.&nbsp; Still, could anyone help to tell me if there is a simpler way? For example, does it show the name and location of the currently open hard drive somewhere? Preferences?Argh, worse still.&nbsp; I thought I found my initial opened library and copied it to a different mac.&nbsp; When I opened it there (opt-open) and just now looked at it, there are even more empty boxes in lieu of photos.&nbsp; Am I doing something wrong?&nbsp; Moving an entire iPhoto library as a package folder shouldn't be unsafe, true?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="morseldoc, post: 1633253, member: 341335"] [b]Same as above[/b] Okay, so probably being the first to reply to your own post is not good manners. Sorry. At 2:30 am, I found some answers to my queries. I did using spotlight to find a photo in my open library using the photo file name, then I looked at each copy of the photo file on the desktop (actually, just to the iPhoto library that contained each one) to see which iPhoto library had today/now as its modified date/time. Satisfied that I had, at least, located my currently open library, I then quit iPhoto and opt-opened it. I noted that the open window takes you to the last library opened also. Still, could anyone help to tell me if there is a simpler way? For example, does it show the name and location of the currently open hard drive somewhere? Preferences? Argh, worse still. I thought I found my initial opened library and copied it to a different mac. When I opened it there (opt-open) and just now looked at it, there are even more empty boxes in lieu of photos. Am I doing something wrong? Moving an entire iPhoto library as a package folder shouldn't be unsafe, true? [/QUOTE]

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