Basic question - how many photos?

Hi,
I have a ridiculously simple question about Aperture, but I can't seem to find out this piece of information anywhere. How do I find out how many images I have in my library? I know the solution must be trivial and staring me in the face; but sometimes you can't see the wood for the trees!
Thanks,
David.

"Photo" means different things in different contexts. Let's use the Aperture term, which is "image".
To find out how many images are in your Library, click on (and here Apple is not consistent) "Photos" near the top of the Library Inspector. The Tool Strip (below the Browser) will tell you how many images are selected, and how many are included in the current set. "Photos" shows you your entire set. Make sure there are no filters applied, and that Stacks are expanded.

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