How do I "see" the AF point I choose with a Nikon D700/D3?

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I hear a D3s and LR3.3 can see it.
AND, how do I turn it ON/OFF ?
HG

I was told by a D3s user that in LRv3.3   AF point used is shown
Seem to remember for some earlier version of LR   my e510 or e30 AF points was being shown.
My guess is you would only start looking at the AF points used ... when a Lens or body starts acting differently. or when it is not working as well as other gear you are using.
As my only   RAW software used ... I would like it to READ what is there in the Exif.
at least
AF distance (which was there in LRv2)
Shutter count (there in PS CS5)
and AF point used ... there in Aperture 3   ... and Nikon software.
Because LR s/b a PRO workflow software ... support for the Current PRO cameras should be expected    ... and that number is far LESS.
and for Nikon users it is D700/D3 series.    basically two cameras ... because my guess is the different flavors D3/D3s/D3x   of the one body , the reading of the AF point sb simular.
HG

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