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To open a stack to see all the versions:
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Click the Stack button on the stack.
When a stack is open, you can select any of its image versions to display that version in
the Viewer. For more information about working with stacks, see Chapter 8, “
Deleting Images from the Browser
When necessary, you can delete versions and even digital master files.
When deleting images, you can:
 Remove a version from an album, leaving any other versions of the image in their
original locations
 Delete versions from within a stack
 Delete digital master files
To remove a version from an album:
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Select the version and choose Image > Remove From Album (or press Delete).
You may also want to delete a version from a stack.
To delete a version from a stack:
1
Open the stack and select the version you want to delete.
2
Choose File > Delete Version (or press Command-Delete).
If you delete the last version in a stack, Aperture asks whether you want to delete the
digital master file. If you confirm that you want to delete the master file, the master file
is moved to the Trash.
When an image is represented in the Browser by a single version, you can select the
version and delete it, and the corresponding digital master file is deleted as well.
A light gray border
surrounds the images
in a stack.
Click the Stack button
on an image to show
all versions in the stack.