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<blockquote data-quote="tuvahb" data-source="post: 1630057" data-attributes="member: 340382">It does sound smart indeed. So now I've unchecked the &quot;Copy photos to library&quot; and made a new library file, called iPhoto_library_2014 (a tester). I imported all the photos from 2014 into this library, so its now a reference library for 2014. however, the folders that are shown in iPhoto now are the &quot;down most&quot; folders of every category. If I for instances have 2014 -&gt; 06 -&gt; Trip to the US -&gt; New York - &gt; Week 1, the iPhoto only shows the &quot;Week 1&quot;-folder. Do I have to make folders and albums manually? There is no way that iPhoto automatically can arrange the folders and files (or pointers) as I have them on my external HDD? And then the next issue, when i tried to delete a photo in iPhoto, that i don't want, and i will never wanna have it again, it doesn't disappear from the original folder on my ex. HDD. Is it merely a photo-viewing-tool when I use reference libraries?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tuvahb, post: 1630057, member: 340382"] It does sound smart indeed. So now I've unchecked the "Copy photos to library" and made a new library file, called iPhoto_library_2014 (a tester). I imported all the photos from 2014 into this library, so its now a reference library for 2014. however, the folders that are shown in iPhoto now are the "down most" folders of every category. If I for instances have 2014 -> 06 -> Trip to the US -> New York - > Week 1, the iPhoto only shows the "Week 1"-folder. Do I have to make folders and albums manually? There is no way that iPhoto automatically can arrange the folders and files (or pointers) as I have them on my external HDD? And then the next issue, when i tried to delete a photo in iPhoto, that i don't want, and i will never wanna have it again, it doesn't disappear from the original folder on my ex. HDD. Is it merely a photo-viewing-tool when I use reference libraries? [/QUOTE]

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