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As usual, selecting any of the thumb nailed previews will open the full size version.Build 4390 Added Stack Markers with Stack Marker Detectionīuild 4390 A Relationship can now be defined as an "alias"īuild 4390 Stacking Detection can now detect the stack's top Itemīuild 4353 Photo Supreme now also generate thumbnails for embedded covert art in FLAC filesīuild 4324 Added a "Custom Index Sheet" option in the Print module to allow the selection of columns and rows to printĪdded a Fixed Rating Bar thumbnail option (configurable in the thumb settings)Īdded a Script Launch Button below the thumbnailsĪdded Aspect Ratio section to the States categoryĪdded more Modern Theme colors for Dark and Light modeĪdded a GEO Fence feature to allow searching in a specific map regionĪdded a way to filter on every available State in the Filter BarĪdded "From this day" to the thumb's "Show More." context menuĪdded a "Private" Custom Fields option.

Once the thumbnails have been regenerated, you’ll be back to seeing the typical image based browser within iPhoto, with the smaller thumb nailed versions of the pictures showing a preview of each photo in the library. If you’re missing the iPhoto library completely, you’d likely need to restore it from a backup. If for some reason the iPhoto library is missing, you may want to double-check that it exists where it’s supposed to on the file system, and then choose “Repair Permissions” from the same First Aid menu. This should be used when photos are not being displayed correctly in the photo grid.” In other words, you’ll have to have the original photo library present in order to create new thumbnails from those images.

At the “Photo Library First Aid” screen, choose “Rebuild Thumbnails” then click the “Rebuild” button – this process may take a long time if the iPhoto library contains many images, just let it run for a while and completeĪs mentioned under the button option, the task “Regenerates the thumbnail files from the original images.

Hold down the Command+Option keys on the keyboard, then double-click iPhoto to launch it as usual, continuing to hold down the Command+Option keys.

Go to the /Applications/ directory and locate the iPhoto app – but do not open it yet.

Quit out of iPhoto if it’s currently open.

Back up your Mac before beginning with Time Machine, this insures that your iPhoto library will be backed up as well just in case something goes wrong – even Apple recommends backing up the iPhoto library before proceeding with the Photo Library First Aid process.

Show Missing Thumbnails in iPhoto with Photo Library First Aid