How do I arrange images by numerical order

Hi Forum,
How do I arrange images by numerical order or alphabetical order?
Somehow my images in a Project got scrambled and they appear to be in some random order. I'd like to re-arrange them back to the original order which was in numerical sequence.
I'm using Aperture 3.1.2.
Thanks,
Steve

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