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Updated help file to include iPhoto/Aperture/iTunes explanations.

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Virgil Dupras
2012-06-06 11:41:14 -04:00
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@@ -21,3 +21,33 @@ Every folder can be in one of these 3 states:
The default state of a folder is, of course, **Normal**. You can use **Reference** state for a folder if you want to be sure that you won't delete any file from it.
When you set the state of a directory, all subfolders of this folder automatically inherit this state unless you explicitly set a subfolder's state.
.. only:: edition_pe
iPhoto and Aperture libraries
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
dupeGuru PE supports iPhoto and Aperture, which means that it knows how to read these libraries
and how to communicate with iPhoto and Aperture to remove photos from them. To use this feature,
use the special "Add iPhoto Library" and "Add Aperture Library" buttons in the menu that pops
up when you click the "+" button. This will then add a special folder for those libraries.
When duplicates are deleted from an iPhoto library, it's sent to iPhoto's trash.
When duplicates are deleted from an Aperture library, it unfortunately can't send it directly
to trash, but it creates a special project called "dupeGuru Trash" in Aperture and send all
photos in there. You can then send this project to the trash manually.
.. only:: edition_me
iTunes library
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
dupeGuru ME supports iTunes, which means that it knows how to read its libraries and how to
communicate with iTunes to remove songs from it. To use this feature, use the special
"Add iTunes Library" button in the menu that pops up when you click the "+" button. This will
then add a special folder for those libraries.
When duplicates are deleted from an iTunes library, it's sent to the system trash, like a
normal file, but it's also removed from iTunes, thus avoiding ending up with missing entries
(entries with the "!" logo next to them).