Hi,
I'm new to the mac, and obviously to iPhoto. I have iPhoto '08 and have imported all of my photos. I have aprox 8,000 pix, and with each picture...I have a small 3k thumbnail. Unfortunately, I imported all of the thumbnails...which are completely useless to me (only use them on my website).
So, having a unix mentality I thought I'd be smart and just move the thumbnails with the following command:
find . -name '*JPG' -size -4000c -exec mv {} /Users/xxxx/thumb_pix/ \;
The above command just moved every file less than 4,000 bytes to a directory outside of my Pictures folder (where the iPhoto library resides). So the big problem now, is that the thumbnails in iPhoto are still displaying as an image. If I click on it, it's a dead link now (which I would completely expect).
My question is: How can I remove all images in iPhoto that have dead links? It's frustrating to see 8,000 thumbnails that no longer exist on disk.
Many thanks,
Gary
I'm new to the mac, and obviously to iPhoto. I have iPhoto '08 and have imported all of my photos. I have aprox 8,000 pix, and with each picture...I have a small 3k thumbnail. Unfortunately, I imported all of the thumbnails...which are completely useless to me (only use them on my website).
So, having a unix mentality I thought I'd be smart and just move the thumbnails with the following command:
find . -name '*JPG' -size -4000c -exec mv {} /Users/xxxx/thumb_pix/ \;
The above command just moved every file less than 4,000 bytes to a directory outside of my Pictures folder (where the iPhoto library resides). So the big problem now, is that the thumbnails in iPhoto are still displaying as an image. If I click on it, it's a dead link now (which I would completely expect).
My question is: How can I remove all images in iPhoto that have dead links? It's frustrating to see 8,000 thumbnails that no longer exist on disk.
Many thanks,
Gary