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Locate referenced file

To save space, I relocated a few projects to my network drive, using the file-->relocate original.


Now, I can't find a way to indicate in aperture where the original photo or project is located. I want to know if a given photo is located in the main mac hard drive, or if it is one of the photos I have relocated,

If I highlight a photo and select "locate referenced file" it says "The selection doesn’t have any referenced files.".

If I go under info for the phot and select file info, it just gives me the name of the file but not where it's located.

Where in aperture can I find where the orifinal file is stored?

Thanks.

MacBook Pro, OS X Mavericks (10.9)

Posted on Feb 8, 2014 7:11 AM

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Posted on Feb 8, 2014 7:27 AM

Create a smart album with a rule based on the file status:


File > New > Smart Album

And add a rule:


File status is "referenced" ( or "misssing" or "offline")

That will show you the problematic images.


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Regards

Léonie

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