Exporting images in order

I'm exporting images to a folder on my desktop to burn to a CD, but the images are not kept in sequential order. How do keep them in order on esporting and burning to a CD?

Hi lukesan,
Aperture does not control the order of which the files are shown in the finder. If you use column view files are sorted alphabetically, in list view you can select a column and sort on that column, e.g date. In icon view it's just the way you choose to place the files.
One thing you can do is to number images in a way that they sort in the order you want, e.g. 001 - picture.tiff, 002 - picture.tiff, ..... xxx - picture.tiff. That way the files will show in the correct order if the view is sorted on the name of the file. There are no other way to control in which order the images appear.
Best regards - Per.

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