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Feb 9, 2016 11:04 PM in response to dcpamdlaby LarryHN,You post is not really clear
but Photos does not have events - it has years/collections/moments adn you can not control them
You can simulate events by importing then going to last import and selecting all and clicking on the + and creating an album of those photos
and photos do not have "names" - they have titles and descriptions, etc - what are you calling the "name"?
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Feb 9, 2016 11:53 PM in response to LarryHNby dcpamdla,Hi, thanks. I figured out that indeed my old iPhoto events are available just by finding them in the sidebar. . .so that's OK. But many of them, all of which I gave titles in iPhoto, now appear with no identification unless I open the little Info button (i in a circle). . .the information is there but it doesn't appear with the photo. All of the photos in iPhoto had titles (which is what I meant by "name"), now those titles don't appear as "title" and I'm asked to "add a title".. .that is, the photo has a title from iPhoto, but it's not appearing as such. See attached.. . .the title is Sibley Hospital, c. 1900. . .it doesn't seem that Photo transferred the titles from iPhoto to the title field in Photo. . .I'm not sure what field it put those iPhoto titles in. . .going through several 1000 photos and manually moving the material below "Add a Title" (which WAS the title in iPhoto) is a depressing idea. . .any help would be appreciated.
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Feb 10, 2016 8:28 AM in response to dcpamdlaby LarryHN,To show titles under the photos in the view menu ==> metadata check title
the handling of metadata is described here - How Photos handles content and metadata from iPhoto and Aperture - Apple Support
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