How can I see my iPhoto keywords in Aperture

I have iLife 08 and Aperture 1.5.6. I thought from the training video I would be able to see my keywords from iPhoto in Aperture. When I imported from iPhoto to Aperture, I don't even see my smart albums in there.

Are you looking for your entire list of keywords, or the keywords assigned to individual photos? The keywords in the photos should be there since Aperture knows how to read yoru iPhoto library in which your keyworded photos were stored.
Where are you looking for the keywords and not finding them? (I know that's not a very well phrased question. Like when I was a kid and my parents asked me and my brothers "Who didn't take out the garbage." The answer, of course, is "everybody in the world, since's still in the house.")
Okay, so where were you expecting to find the keywords that you didn't?
nathan

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