Aperture 2. Cant reconnect to my referensed dng's...

Just the dng's. Yes I find the master but the buttons "reconnect" and "reconnect all" are not active. The only strange thing I can see is that the preview and the master have different time (hours& minutes). The rest is identical. Anyone else have this issue?
(I had to reconnect to a lot of pix after importing 1.5 to 2 - but most is tiff and jpeg and that's no probs. Just dng's...and yes, I can still open those dng's in for example Preview.

Thank you. That did the trick . Ap2 doesnt support my dng's anmore - thats why the reconnect butons are greyed out I suppose.
Hmmm. I have a Panasonic FZ30 and its not supported, but my dng's made from the raw's was ok for Apperture 1.5. And dng's made today are supported by App2.
So - I have to find out a way to make new dng's and reconect them...its just about 50 so it would not take to long.

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