Quick preview/ How do I disable Hot&coldSpotw

Hi, in the first version of Aperture I had no Hot&Coldspots in my Quickpreviews. Now I do have this al the time in Aper 3. How can I shut this off. I only would like to have this in my normal view.

Either push "Shift + Option + H" or use the menu command "Highlight Hot & Cold Areas" under the "View" menu.
When you enter quick preview, it's locked on/off depending on the setting you are currently using. I don't believe there is a way to change this behavior in Aperture.

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