I have a small white-bordered keyhole in the position of one of the thumbnails in a project I am viewing in the library browser view. Originally it appeared with an orange flag which I have turned off. I don't even use the flag feature. What is this? I am unable to open it. The other thumbnails appear normally in this project.
Thanks for your help.
iMac 27"
Does it look like this? Have a look at the list of badge overlays if you see a differnt symbol
This means:
The image has been edited with an external editor, and is therefore represented by the master created when the file was exported to the external editor.
Did you edit the image in an external editor?
No, it does not. Here is a copy of a screen print of it:
I have not used an external editor. I am not even sure the keyhole is a photo.
Well, now it is gone. I clicked on one of the other thumbnails and it disappeared. Apparently, the white border was the same as appears whenever you select a thumbnail. However, in this case it was very small because it was surrounding a short thin black line which you can see if you look closely in the copied screen print above.
I have no idea how this happened. I have been using Aperture for almost three years and have never seen this before.
Thanks for your response anyway.
-Drifter Yank
What is white keyhole in place of a thumbnail in project's library browser view?
