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In Mail, a photo browser button allows me to browse the contents of my iPhoto library (Events, places, etc).
However, the contents are not the same as what I see in iPhoto. They appear to be out of date - no event or photo after Jan 2011 is present.
iPhoto itself is working just fine, and has plenty of more recent photos and events etc.
Any ideas what's going on?
MacBook Pro, mac mini, Mac OS X (10.6.2)
Firstly, always assuming your profile is up to date, I would update the device to 10.6.8 using the Combo updater as follows.
Mac OS X 10.6.8 Update Combo v1.1 and follow with a software update to pick up the most recent security updates.
Then try again.
If there is no improvement I suggest you rephrase the question and put it in the iPhoto columns where it will receive the attention of the gurus there. It is always good practice to channel questions to the communities that are directly related to your problem.
Hi,
Thanks for the tips. I am already on 10.6.8 and have all the latest software updates installed. It has been doing this for a couple of years, I just never got around to posting it on here.
I chose this forum since I think it's a system service, not iPhoto in particular (and iPhoto itself is working fine). But I will repost in iPhoto if you think that might help.
I think this may be more to do with updating iPhoto or more likely you will need guidance on rebuilding your photo library. Such an action often finds 'lost' photos but I don't know enough about it to set out a path for you.
Thing is, there seems to be nothing wrong with my iPhoto library, since iPhoto is working fine, and I've been happily editing and creating albums etc without a problem.
However, I have just repaired the iPhoto library database, and I'm still seeing the same problem. No change.
Mail / iPhoto Photo Browser out of date.
