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I upgraded to Catalina and now it says that iPhoto is not supported and it will not open. Where are my pictures? How do I get it supported?
iMac Pro
To get started with Photos, you may want to have a look at the online user guide. It is very different from iPhoto.
The online user guide is here: Photos 5.0 User Guide for Mac - Apple Support
The first page of the user guide is is just the welcome's message and not very helpful. Click on the blue link "Table of Contents " to find the information.
iPhoto depends on a 32-bit library and won't run in Catalina. Use Photos or another application instead; if Photos doesn't automatically open the library, launch it with the Option key held down and choose it.
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My photos are in photos, not iphotos from now on? I did find them. Thank you! Does this mean I need a new computer that is 32 bit compatible? Did I basically overload my computer (which is only 3 years old) by downloading Catalina?
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1. Yes.
2. No. No Mac running Catalina can use 32-bit software; it's an old technology.
3. No.
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Thank you. That was very helpful (and money saving). I appreciate the time you took to explain this to those of us who are easily frustrated by computers.
I upgraded to Catalina and now my computer will not open my photos. It says iphoto is not supported. How is this possible?
