Preview opens 120 images at start

How to prevent Preview from opening 120 files each time I start it?
I have created a New File from Clipboard with 120 images, created the PDF, but now it keeps up opening the pdf and all images as separate PDF's. \
I tried "don't save" and "save" for all files. I tried to disable reopening windows in System Preferences, I tried Force Quit, I tried Quit. I tried closing everything (had to choose save or dont save) and open 1 other file, but each time all 120 are openen again, even if I preview an completely different file.
Regards, Linda

In Lion, apps remember what you had open when you quit them and reopen those items when you start them up again. You can, in theory, turn this off in System Preferences -> General by unchecking "Restore windows when quitting and re-opening apps." In practice, I find this doesn't turn off the behavior in all apps for me. So, the other solution is to simply make sure you close all your windows before quitting Preview.

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I recently switched to Aperture. When I opened an image I imported from iPhoto, I don't have an option to edit it. Top of "Adjustments" tab says "image offline". How can I adjust Aperture so I can make adjustment to my iPhoto images?

I recently switched to Aperture. When I opened an image I imported from iPhoto, I don't have an option to edit it. Top of "Adjustments" tab says "image offline". How can I adjust Aperture so I can make adjustment to my iPhoto images?

I never tried importing from the iPhoto library as referenced images. I wonder if Aperture can access images stored in an iPhoto library package? Even if it would work, it sounds like a bad thing to do.
You might consider starting over and this time have Aperture manage the images. That will copy them to the Aperture library, leaving the iPhoto library untouched. This assumes you have sufficient space to make a complete copy of all the images in your iPhoto library plus another copy of each image that Aperture makes as the preview image. You can then back up your iPhoto library (two backup copies, just to be sure) then remove it from your hard drive when you start getting too low on space. As I write this I don't know where your iPhoto or Aperture libraries are/will be located so I'm assuming you have them on your HD.

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