Beachballing, rebuild library and Javascript issues

I have constant beachballing in Aperture 3.03. I went to Aperture help to find out how to rebuild library and am told I need Javascript to read Help answers. What I get in Help is not clickable. How do I get/install Javascript for Aperture and how do I rebuild the library. I am hoping this will cure the constant beachballing.

Hi Birgit (lovely name!),
as to rebuild the library did you already try to launch Aperture pressing the option+cmd keys?
This should force the Aperture First Aid Window where you can choose to repair permissions, repair and rebuild library.
If you didn't, give it a try...press and keep pressing on option (is the key marked with 'alt')+cmd keys and click on the Aperture application icon to launch it...do not release the keys and the First Aid screen should open.
Hope this helps you!
Bye!
Alberto

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