Help with Aperture 1.5 & OSX Snow Leopard

Using iMac w/intel core 2 Duo, 1GB RAM, over 100GB of HD left.
Just upgraded to Snow leopard, getting ready to move up to LION (after I get an additional 1GB of RAM).
Discovered my Apert. 1.5 can not be used with OSx SL 10.6.8 and need Apert.2. or 3.
Since I already have AP 2 on hand, I'll be using 2.1 + upgrades.
My questions are:
1.Will AP2, once installed & updated, recognize my pics in 1.5?
2. Will they auto transfer to AP 2 or do I have to manually move them.
3. If manual is required, how do I accomplish this without being able to open 1.5?
     I checked Finder and under Ap library I can see my folders and individual pics.
     Could I simply drag Finder's AP1.5 Library folder into the folder for 2.x or into
     2.x once opened?
     I do have a external back-up of my HD but it's an older copy and would lose my new stuff (yep, lesson learned).
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
George

When you start the new Aperture on the old library Aperture should tell you the library needs to be upgraded and offer to do it. You can upgrade the library or quit.
Make sure you have a good working backup of your library before you upgrade it. While it normally goes ok it might not. Plus if for whatever reason you need to go back to the old version of Aperture there is no way to downgrade the library.
Let me just comment on your system, even though you didn't ask about that. 1GB of ram is way to little to have and expect any decent performance from Aperture (or you system for that matter). Even 2gb is at the bottom end of what is acceptable.
Don't know which iMac you have but I believe all intel iMac's were able to go up to at least 4gb of ram. If that is the case then I would strongly recommend you go to 4, 8 would be even better.  Once you put Lion on you'll really feel it.
Just a thought, good luck.
regards

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