Another way of exporting Raw files directly to ACR

Hello,
I just stumbled on this workaround for Aperture´s failure to export RAW-files directly to Adobe Camera Raw converter.
I use iView Mediapro to keep my digital files archived. iView is able to catalogue every photograph of my Aperture library. In fact apertures library shows up in iView as a folder called "Aperture Library.aplibrary". All images apear in iView´s browser. I can now select any RAW file and right click to choose an application to open it. I choose ACR and it opens like a breese.
Eberhard
Powermac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.5)

Wauhh, thas great! Would you know if it works that you add new metatags in Iview (inside the AP Project) and exporting them back to AP??

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