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- Version: 3.4, 12/24/2007 05:49AM PST
pshill
After buying the registration, this program has done everything it's advertised to do. The most important thing for me is being able to sync multiple iPhoto libraries on 4 machines, and it preserves all metadata.
I discovered you need to be using the same version of iPhoto on all machines, and I had iintermittent problems syncing with one Mac via a wireless router. When I connected it by ethernet the problem went away.
I look forward to a similar iTunes utility.
I discovered you need to be using the same version of iPhoto on all machines, and I had iintermittent problems syncing with one Mac via a wireless router. When I connected it by ethernet the problem went away.
I look forward to a similar iTunes utility.
Great Program 



- Version: 3.4, 12/7/2007 02:21PM PST
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ledzeplauer_dotmac
Program works very well, I'm able to have many libraries and backups made and visible, also allows me to store libraries on external hard drives.
The only problem I've ever had with it, is that the window gets stuck sometimes in the dock when you minimize it, but relaunching the program fixes it.
The only problem I've ever had with it, is that the window gets stuck sometimes in the dock when you minimize it, but relaunching the program fixes it.
I was about to purchase the iPLM until it showed that I am being charged a tax. My loose understanding is that one cannot charge tax (especially for out of state transaction) when there is not a tangible/physical good involved. For example, if I were buying a boxed software DVD, which is also available in my state (say, from a physical store), then I can be charged a tax. I'm not sure if this is a physical goods issue or an out-of-state issue, but since I had never been charged a tax before under similar circumstances (buying software sold only online, from outside my state [MN]).
I hope I don't sound accusatory; I am genuinely curious how this works.
I appreciate any input! Thank you.