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Isn't 21.8MB rather large...
...for a fancy photo album? It's not like iPhoto actualy does anything other than arrange photos into groups. I mean, it's a useful application. But surely you can implement that functionality in 1 or 2 MB.
Isn't 21.8MB rather large...
21.8MB ... uh, look again. This puppy weighs in at 63.6 MB on disk (41,642,753 bytes) on my machine.
Isn't 21.8MB rather large...
I'm sure I'll get flamed for this, but are you really that close to being out of disk space that a few extra megabytes in the iPhoto installation is that big of a deal? Maybe you just have a lot more files you need to store on your computer, but I know that I won't be out of space anytime soon, even if they add 20 more languages to iPhoto.
Remove extra languages & sym link problem
Since every little bit of HD space counts, to get rid of all those extra languages, select the icon for iPhoto, choose get info from the file menu, choose languages, and 'remove' each language you don't want. Now inorder to remove a language it must be checked, so don't do like I did and uncheck them, then try and remove em. Just click each one and hit remove.
Remove extra languages & sym link problem
Thanks. I've no need for Korean iTunes!
Removing Extra Languages
Thanks for the tip.
Removing Extra Languages
Try Monolingual (http://www.versiontracker.com/moreinfo.fcgi?id=13031&db=mac). Good, efficient and ... free :)
Removing Extra Languages... Help!
Dagnabit, I went and checked this out on my copy of iTunes, and somehow I deleted my english language 'file'! Does anyone know how to get it back short of reinstalling the program? Is it possible for someone to email me their copy? (Where are these things located, anyway?) I feel really stupid, but seeing all my menu headings, commands, and column titles in danish or swedish or whatever it is, is a little unnerving. The ones I left in under the language tab of the Get Info window all have cryptic two letter names like 'da' and 'no', and a couple have the names 'zh_CN' and 'zh_DR' (or something like that).
Woohoo! Nevermind...
As I was writing the above, I remembered about Pacifist! Man, I LOVE stuff like that! (I've used TomeViewer for years under the old Mac OS as well...) Less than a minute later, I've got my english language back!! Can't recommend Pacifist enough! |
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