How do I access NoiseNinja in Aperture?

I've downloaded the Noise Ninja plug-in for Aperture (I have a purchased plug-in in PS).
How do I access It in Aperture? I don't see it in the Adjustments panel.
Thank you very much.
Susan

Hi scrennie;
In the pull down menu under Images there is a and entry labeled Edit with. If you expand that entry you should see Noise Ninja.
Allan

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