Apple Aperture Getting Started - Manual (Page 74)

74 Chapter 6 Working with Images in the Browser
To select a single image:
m Click the image.
To select a range of images, do one of the following:
m Click the first image in a range, then Shift-click the last image.
m Press the arrow keys to select the first image, then press Shift and the Left or Right
Arrow key to select the last image in the range.
m Select an image in a stack, then choose Edit > Grow Selection (or press Command-E) to
select all images in the stack.
m Select an image, then choose Edit > Select to End (or press Shift-End) to extend the
selection to the last image in the Browser.
m Select an image, then choose Edit > Select to Beginning (or press Shift-Home) to
extend the selection to the first image in the Browser.
m Drag a selection rectangle to select all the images that fall within the rectangle.
To select nonadjacent images:
m Command-click the images you want to select.
Command-click the images again to deselect them.
To select all images in the Browser:
m Choose Edit > Select All (or press Command-A).
To select only the primary selection, deselecting all other images:
m Choose Edit > Reduce Selection (or press Shift-E).
To deselect the current selection and select all unselected images:
m Choose Edit > Invert Selection (or press Command-R).
To deselect all images in the Browser:
m Choose Edit > Deselect All (or press Command-Shift-A).