Open and close items in the library inspector – Apple Aperture 3.5 User Manual
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Chapter 3
Work with projects and the library
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Aperture prompts you to name new projects, albums, and Light Table albums before adding
them to the Library inspector. Aperture immediately adds new folders, Smart Albums, and Smart
Web Page Albums to the Library inspector with the item’s “Untitled” name highlighted so that
you can rename them as you create them. When you create a new book, slideshow, web journal,
or webpage, Aperture prompts you to choose a theme in addition to a name before adding the
item to the Library inspector.
For more information about creating projects and certain types of albums, see the
following topics:
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on page 64
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on page 21
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on page 185
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Collect photos in a new Smart Album
on page 156
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on page 404
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on page 376
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on page 463
Open and close items in the Library inspector
To work with photos in Aperture, you first select an item in the Library inspector to open it in
the Browser. You can open and work on more than one item at a time. When you open multiple
items from the Library inspector, you can have each item appear in the Browser with its own tab
or have the contents of all items appear in a single Browser. You can click an item’s Browser tab
to bring it to the front. You can also open an item in its own pane to view the contents of two
items in the Browser side by side. When you quit and reopen Aperture, all items that were open
at the end of your last session open automatically.
Open an item in the Library inspector
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Select the item in the Library inspector.
All photos in the project
appear in the Browser.
Select a project to view
its photos in the Browser.
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