How do I resave RAW images as JPG?

I have been taking all my photos in Nikon's RAW format and Leica's RAW format. For archival and exporting purposes I would like to resave some of these projects in JPG (leaving the orignal RAW format projects in tact). I'm guessing that this is easy to do - but it's not apparent to me.
Thanks

You want to save the images as JPG where? back in Aperture? to some external location?
What you asking doesn't make sense from an Aperture standpoint. Your RAW images can be exported as JPG at anytime by doing an export version command. Thereis no way to turn a RAW image into a JPG and have it stored in Aperture without exporting the version and then re-importing it. But then it will have no connection to the original master it came from.
So if you could explain ain more detail what it is you are trying to do we might be able to come up with an answer.
regards

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