shiggy1234
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Q: Undo not working since 3.3.1 update.

Like the title says, ever since I updated to 3.3.1 undo is not working. The 'File" in the taskbar highlights but the adjustment or delete is not 'undid'.

 

 

It doesnt work by 'command Z' or by physically going into the task bar. Please fix this, I use aperture almost exclusively for my photos and use it quite often.

Posted on Jul 18, 2012 6:47 PM

by léonie,Solvedanswer
léonie léonie
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Thanks, meant to hit the this solved my question button. But thank you. wprks fine now.

Your welcome. Don't worry about the button - the main thing is that Aperture is working again for you

 

Is it ok to delete the plist on the desktop now?

Yes, you can delete it. Aperture will have created a new file by now.

 

Regards

Léonie

Posted on Jul 19, 2012 9:41 PM

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  • by léonie,Helpful

    léonie léonie Jul 18, 2012 10:16 PM in response to shiggy1234
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    Jul 18, 2012 10:16 PM in response to shiggy1234

    You may have permission problems with your Aperture Library or a problem with corrupted user preferences.

    Try the Aperture 3 Trouble Shooting Basics, and start with removing the user preferences "com.apple.Aperture.plist" to the Desktop after quitting Aperture.

     

    In Mac OS X Lion your User Library is hidden by default.

     

    You can access it by using the Finder's "Go" menu from the Finder's main menu bar.

    • Select the "Go" menu entry and hold down the "alt/option" key ⌥, until the library appears in the drop down menu.
    • Select and click "Library".
    • In the window that opens select the "Preferences" folder, and then move the file "com.apple.Aperture.plist" to the Desktop, like Kirby suggested.

     

    Make sure, you quit Aperture  properly, before you move the preference file. Im Mac OS X Lion new process system (automatic termination) the only safe way to ensure that an application really quits is to log off and on again.

     

    If removing the preferences does not help, try the "Library First Aid Tools" and repair the permissions and repair the database as described in the link above.

     

    Regards

    Léonie

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    shiggy1234 shiggy1234 Jul 19, 2012 7:55 PM in response to léonie
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    Jul 19, 2012 7:55 PM in response to léonie

    Thanks, meant to hit the this solved my question button. But thank you. wprks fine now.

     

    Is it ok to delete the plist on the desktop now?

  • by léonie,Solvedanswer

    léonie léonie Jul 19, 2012 9:41 PM in response to shiggy1234
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    Jul 19, 2012 9:41 PM in response to shiggy1234

    Thanks, meant to hit the this solved my question button. But thank you. wprks fine now.

    Your welcome. Don't worry about the button - the main thing is that Aperture is working again for you

     

    Is it ok to delete the plist on the desktop now?

    Yes, you can delete it. Aperture will have created a new file by now.

     

    Regards

    Léonie