Aperture 3.4 plug-ins give Editing Error..

I updated Aperture to 3.4 and as before sharing my iPhoto library.
When I try and use any plug-ins like dfine or others I get the following error.
Editing Error.
One or more of the selected versions has a original files which is still being imported. Please wait for the file to copy to complete and try again.
I tried this with several different plug-ins and many different pictures.
However If I import a picture into the aperture library then I can use the plug-ins but if I try and do it using the iPhoto library I cannot.
Any ideas??

Only the pictures that were importing into iPhoto prior to sharing with Aperture I get:
Editing Error.
I am still puzzled by what the difference might be between your and my iPhoto library and plug-ins. As I said, all my plug-ins work well, when I open an iPhoto library from Aperture. It must either be something specific to your plug-ins (that is why I keep asking for the version number of your plug-ins - are they confirmed releases for Aperture 3.4.3 and Mt. Lion?) or something different in your iPhoto Libraries. Are your iPhoto libraries referenced? Mine are managed. And my iPhoto libraries have been originally created in very early iPhoto versions and upgraded to iPhoto '11.

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