Aperture 2 folder problems

Hi just wondering if anyone can shed light on an issue for me.

Just moved away from a pc to mac and starting to migrate all of my
archives to aperture 2. I have a problem which is bound to be very
simple to solve but no matter what i do i cannot seem to find the
answer. Basically if i create a project and move photos to it all is
fine, however if i create a folder within that project i cannot move
photos to the sub folder.

i am using aperture library and not referenced files. When i imported
my library using the Import folders into a project function, the
subfolders were created automatically and are fully populated and
accessible. However i cannot do the same manually ??

I am using a trial version, is this limited in functionality ?

grateful for any help

Mark

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lensteruk wrote:

Hi just wondering if anyone can shed light on an issue for me.

Just moved away from a pc to mac and starting to migrate all of my
archives to aperture 2. I have a problem which is bound to be very
simple to solve but no matter what i do i cannot seem to find the
answer. Basically if i create a project and move photos to it all is
fine, however if i create a folder within that project i cannot move
photos to the sub folder.

i am using aperture library and not referenced files. When i imported
my library using the Import folders into a project function, the
subfolders were created automatically and are fully populated and
accessible. However i cannot do the same manually ??

I am using a trial version, is this limited in functionality ?

In case, you aren't aware of it, Apple hosts wonderful tech support
forums in the support section of http://www.apple.com and there's a
separate forum for each Apple product, including Aperture. I suggest you
post your question there. The forums require an account, but signing up
for an account is easy and free.

Shawn

Many thanks for the pointer. Will shoot off and explore now.

On 1 Mar, 15:21, lensteruk wrote:
Shawn

Many thanks for the pointer. Will shoot off and explore now.

Got it ! The sub folders are virtual folders with contents organised
by meta tags !! Dohh