Apple's iPhoto is great and all, but when using it, one can't help but feel that there were some features that just didn't quite make it into version 1.0.

iPhoto Library Manager's job is to fill this gap.

One of those features is the ability to have iPhoto work with multiple photo libraries, or even the ability to have your library in a location other than the one it chooses.

Here are some key features of "iPhoto Library Manager":

· Multiple libraries - Create multiple iPhoto libraries, instead of having to keep all your photos in a single library
· Info At A Glance - See at a glance what albums are in each of your libraries, as well as their version, modification date, and size
· Share And Share Alike - Set your library's permissions so that it can be used by multiple users on the same machine
· In Sync - Sync photos from multiple libraries with your iPod
· Automate It - Customize your photo workflow using built-in Applescript support and Automator actions
· Direct Import - Import photos directly into a particular library with filtering and metadata options
· Quick Switch - Switch to another library with one click by using shortcut files
· Makin' Copies - Copy photos from one library to another while retaining titles, comments, keywords, ratings, and dates
· Doing The Splits - Split a large library apart into smaller, more manageable libraries
· Merge Your Acquisitions - Merge multiple libraries together into one
· Photo First Aid - Rebuild or extract photos from corrupted iPhoto library.

Requirements:

· iPhoto 2.0 or later (4.0.3 minimum for some features).

Limitations:

· Advanced features, like Merge libraries, are disabled in the demo version.

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Improved version checking when copying photos between libraries
· Fixed a problem where edit settings on RAW photos would not be copied properly for some users after installing the Digital Camera Raw Compatibility Update 2.7 in Software Update