Aperture - multiple versions

Hi all,
As you might know, Aperture easily gives one the possibility to create multiple versions of a photo, e.g. a B&W version, a color cropped version,... In Aperture these photos are grouped in a stack - but can be considered as independent photos.
When switching to the Pages (or Keynote) one has the possibility of easily importing images into a document through the media browser - with some reservations to the resolution though - see my other post:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=936858&tstart=0.
However: the media browser only shows one version of the stack (the one that is the top one in the Aperture stack) - rather inconvenient at times.
Until now I only found 2 solutions that work through the media browser: re-order the photos inside the Aperture stack and quit-restart Pages to refresh the media browser; or unstack the images in Aperture such that the media browser (once refreshed) sees them as independent images.
Another way would be to export the versions one wishes to use as separate images - which at the same time bypasses the resolution issue with the media browser.
But again: this renders the media browser rather useless...
Any hints?
Many thanks in advance,
Christel
15" Powerbook G4 1GHz Mac OS X (10.4.9) ...saving for a 17" MacBook Pro

I am having the same problems, but with only one set of photos (same date only). And, although I love cheerleaders as much as the next guy, I don't need 250 versions!!!
Setup:
1. These photos are in a project containing 3800 photos.
2. The project has .CRW (D60) and .CR2 (1DMkII) files.
3. The problem files are .CR2 files (only for this date).
4. All other files from different dates don't create the same problem (.CRW or .CR2).
5. Aperture Libraray is on internal 300GB SATA drive (not on system drive).
What I tried:
1. I removed 3rd Party Ram (Apple blames all my problems on this, but everytime I remove it the problems persist. Another story).
2. Repaired Permissions.
3. Rebooted.
4. I created a new user. Still have the same problems.
5. Yes, turning off 'Create New Version.....' stops this, but I like having new versions for compare.
Anyone with similar setups and issues?? Any fixes?? Is Apple still working out a way for us 6600 card owners to upgrade??
Narvon
Quad 2.5, 6600, 4GB ram Mac OS X (10.4.5)

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