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Excess Disk Space Use With iMovie Documentation

OSXFAQ Reader Tip By Robert Miller

I was going through my HD and noticed that I have 14 languages for iMovie Support. They range from around 2.5 MB to about 6.7 MB. Here is the path to the folders of all the languages, if you only need English (or whatever language you need) - you can save a bit of space by getting rid of the others.

/Library/Documentation/iMovie/.....

The extra folders are right there...I estimate it at at least 50+ MB of extra help files. That works out to be about the size of an average CD that you could use for iTunes.

Enjoy :-)

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