Aperture 3.3 and Outlook

Hi I have Aperture 3.3.2 and mountain lion on my new mac book retina but I can not email photos using Outlook 2011. When I click 'SHare' outlook opens up an email with the title called 'Files' but no files are attached.

What is your MacOS X version? The one I see in your sigbature cannot be right, if you really are using Aperture 3.3.2?
Have you seen this post by Rishi Garrod ?
Re: Aperture email sharing (Outlook) not working since upgrade to mountain lion
You probably will have to patch the mail apple script inside the Aperture application package, to fix this.
Regards
Léonie

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iCloud: Troubleshooting iCloud Contacts
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If you’re NOT running Aperture 3.6 and want to update to 10.10.3 - read this FIRST.
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I have a Blackberry Curve 8330 and I have been experiencing some problems syncing it with my HP Notebook running Outlook 2007. I am using the most current Desktop Software version 4.7. I am using the BB Internet Service and all of my email accounts seem to be operating well. When I attempt to sync I receive the following errors in this sequence
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BB: 8330 Curve
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