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To move your iPhoto library, do this: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1229 For iTunes, do this:http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1449?viewlocale=en_US

You should not lose your pictures, they are kept in a library away from your apps. However, it is always a good idea to back up anything you don't want to lose before any kind of re-install, or even a new install.

That is correct -- doing anything to or with your photos (even changing the date or the order, or rotation, etc.) in the library in finder will cause this behavior. Once you have found and reimported your photos, stay out of the finder. iPhoto organizes things so that it can work, and if you...

What is your setting for how often mail checks for new mail? If the interval is too short, you may have the problem you are experiencing. Try setting it for a longer interval, maybe 5 minutes or more, and see if that helps.

Can you not just select one and hit delete? Or are you wanting to do it in one batch? Do you have two calendars named "Birthday"? If so, you can just delete one of them. If this does not answer your question, please post back with more information as to exactly what you are trying to do, and...

And, for the future, when installing/upgrading an OS, use the archive and install option to preserve your apps, settings, etc.

Even easier and safer, would be to invest in an external hard drive and move your library there. Follow these instructions: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1229. Doing so would free up your internal hard drive space, and keep your photos out of harm's way. External hard drives are getting...

The excclamation point is caused by your having done something, anything, to your photos in the library in finder. Users are not meant to do anything to their photos in finder, do whatever you want to do to them from within the app itself. Stay out of the finder! You might also try...

We need more information. What are you trying to do? You don't need a disk to be able to use your nano with your computer. Do you have iTunes installed? If so, that is all you need. Please help us help you by giving more information.

What Fryke said. Stay out of the finder! Do your editing within the iPhoto app. You and you photos will be much happier.

Yes, use scanning software to scan and then import into iPhoto.

In answer to the last question in the original post. You organize your photos from within the app, not in the library in finder. Stay out of the finder if you want to use iPhoto. Within the app, make folders (e.g., Vacations) and then put albums or smart albums into them (e.g., Summer 2007...

O.K., we need more information before we can help you. What version of iPhoto? What version of OSX are you using? Did you do anything to/with your photos from within the iPhoto library in finder? What folders in finder are you looking in? iPhoto keeps the photos organized its own way so...

What version of OSX are you using? What version of iPhoto? What kind of machine and how much RAM do you have? We need more information to be able to help you. Have you repaired permissions lately? What were you doing when iPhoto started behaving badly? Have you downloaded any apps lately...

Did you move it as shown here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1229 ? If not, what steps did you take?

If, in fact, the two apps are on the installation disks, you could use Pacifist to extract just those apps. As far as reinstalling the whole system, it would not be an all bad idea. Use the Archive and Install setting, preserving settings / users, etc., and you should be fine. That would...

There is also an option you can check when exporting to "use titles" or something like that (not at the mac right now). That will preserve your titles.

Stay out of the finder! Apple had good reason to make iPhoto a package -- it was to keep users from mucking about in the library in finder and corrupting their photos! Use the export command or simply drag your photo out of iPhoto app to your desktop to upload to flickr, etc. If you export...

FWIW -- after I use one-step, I just close that window and open "download" window. All my accounts and all my transactions pop up and I can accept or not from there.

Here's what Apple has to say regarding moving your libraries: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301748 http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=93603 If you do this to both external drives, you should have no problems. When opening iTunes/iPhoto for the first time...