Can't rank photos under Aperture 2.1.4 + snow Leopard....

Anyone else seeing this? Maybe I setup something wrong?
Thanks
- Raist3d

False alarm. Looks like Aperture's preferences where reset and there went the "viewing ratings" on the slides when I installed Snow Leopard.
Setting it back on the preferences did the trick.
- Raist

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Clear the Desktop, Downloads and Trash of anything you wish to keep by placing their files in the respective Documents, Music, Pictures, Movie folders.
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