Aperture 3 / Export Diaporama to Modify on Other Mac

Hello everyone.
My workmate is finishing his version of an Aperture 3 diaporama on his Mac.
Is there a way we can export the whole diaporama from his machine and open it on my mac?
Our machines are quite similar, his is a 17 inch 2010 Macbookpro, and mine is the 2011 version of the same machine.
He's going have to leave town for a good while and I want to pick from where he left to finish the job on my computer. I hope my question is clear enough.
Thanks a lot!

Do you mean a slide show?
Then I'd suggest to export the slide show as a new Aperture library and to copy this library to your Mac. When he returns, he can simply reimport the library into his library.
To export the slide show:
Select the slide show in the Library Inspector panel
And in the Aperture Apllication menu select:
File -> Export -> Slideshow as New Library
Regards
Léonie

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