Aperture with two Account On MacBook and two Fotostream Accounts

Is it possible to work on one Aperture Installation on my MacBook (two user-accounts) and sync two fotostreams (2 iphones)?
If not, how can i be save, that only one iphonesync will be made?
Thanks a lot for an answer!

I have even looked for a simple way by
Applescripting to quickly swap the monitors
back and forth. I still don't have a good answer.
That was my second idea...but i am not a developer and so i tried to find a little script an ask in a german forum for a solution for the switch. But no answer so far.
so we have to hope for version 2.0
MacPro Mac OS X (10.4.8)

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