New PSE 10 User has a question

Can anybody out there tell me how to inport pictures from Aperture to PSE 10?

Most often, you would want to set PSE as your external editor and send the photos from Aperture to PSE, edit them there and save over the existing file without making any changes in the name or file format in order for aperture to make a version for you. (You may need to make a change in Editor>preferences>saving files>on first save for PSE to do this). If you want to change the name or format, you would need to save to the desktop and import the edited file back to aperture as a new image.

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