NIGEL2112  Now THAT'S great customer service.  
(Version 2.4.2)

NIGEL2112  I tried the demo too, it wouldn't see the CF card so I called their 'tech help'.

The Indian chap asked me to email screen shots of the software and Disk Utility so they could see that DU could see the card but their recovery software could not.

I did so, and that was the last I heard from them.

Gee, thanks for the help!

So.

I also tried CardRaider. Half the trouble and a fraction of the price.

Steer clear of this less than stellar rubbish if I were you.  
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NIGEL2112  Nobody is 'blasting' anything.

They're posting their opinions as is your right as well.  
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NIGEL2112  Anonymous:

Spoken like a man without a brian.  
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NIGEL2112  Actually, most 'true bible text scholars' have NOT praised for the NWT for any such thing:

• Dr. Bruce M. Metzger, professor of New Testament at Princeton University, calls the NWT "a frightful mistranslation," "Erroneous" and "pernicious" "reprehensible".

• Dr. William Barclay, a leading Greek scholar, said "it is abundantly clear that a sect which can translate the New Testament like that is intellectually dishonest."

• British scholar H.H. Rowley stated, "From beginning to end this volume is a shining example of how the Bible should not be translated."

• Dr. Julius Mantey , author of A Manual Grammar of the Greek New Testament:

The NWT is "a shocking mistranslation." "Obsolete and incorrect."

"I have never read any New Testament so badly translated as The Kingdom Interlinear Translation of The Greek Scriptures.... it is a distortion of the New Testament."  
(Version 1.1)

NIGEL2112  Ok. I stand corrected!

The email I received from the developer stated quite clearly that iPhoto Library Manager DOES indeed copy file hierarchy.

Thanks!  
(Version 3.4.2)

NIGEL2112  May I suggest that copying album hierarchy is the whole point?

If you shot Raw photos iPLM does NOT copy both the raw and processed jpeg, only one or the other. This means that if you have raw pics and tweak them (which iPhoto then saves to the jpeg version in the Modified folder of it's library) iPLM is still incapable of moving BOTH to a new library.

Unfortunately, (and please correct me if I'm wrong) this shortcoming renders iPLM not much better than iPhoto Buddy. If you need to copy between libraries just use iPB or export to a folder on the desktop, restart iPhoto (with Option key held down) to pick your other library and copy folder that to the iPhoto window.

I suspect it is not possible to copy album hierarchy from library to library, or the dev would have done it.

But if he can do it, he'd have something worth paying for.

I wish Fat Cat success in accomplishing this.  
(Version 3.4.2)

NIGEL2112  When I read my comments again I realized they were unnecessarily harsh.

My apologies.  
(Version 0.9.7)

NIGEL2112  If the lazy developer had put any less effort into his iWeb written website it would be blank.

Couldn't even bother with release notes??

Then I won't bother trying 'Massive Mail'.  
(Version 0.9.6)

NIGEL2112  As of Feb 2008 Magrathea is not available.  
(Version 1.8.2)

NIGEL2112  Worked like a charm on Tiger, not at all on Leopard.

This program is up there with the best of them. Truly an "iPhoto for PDFs (and everything else)". At the Finder level, it looks like it simply keeps the regular hierarchal thing, when you open and save a document in TextEdit for example it just resaves and on you go. No funny business.

Having everything (PDFs, jpegs, etc.) in one handy place is awesome.

But: The developer's website (what there is of one) is wholly lacking. It's mostly in German and it appears there is no way to contact the author, except by letter!

But hey, if he makes JournalX Leopard compatible - I'll buy it!

Just please lose the horse icon.  
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