Raw fine tuning reverts back to older version

HI
I've spent the last couple of days editing several hundred files, they were originally imported before AP2 was released, so would have been using RAW file tuning version 1.1.
However I selected each one individually Removed all adjustments, which automatically gives it the Version 2 Raw Fine Tuning.
Today when I review the edited files, they have all reverted back to Raw Fine Tuning 1.1, the adjustments are still there, however the Recovery and Black Point sliders are greyed out. I'm using the Nikon D2Xs, so I know Version 2 is compatible.
Any ideas as to how this happened would be most welcome, and how to resolve this without having to go through each file again individually.
As a side note, there are a few files which have retained the Version 2 decoding, I am suspecting that these are one's where I have manually selected the decode rather than automatically via Remove All Adjustments.
Thank for any advice.
Kiran

keypix wrote:
What do you mean by 'migrating them'. I was under the impression that when Aperture 2 was first installed, it automatically migrated everything in the library.
Definitely NOT, thank the deity-of-your-choice! That would mean that all your old images would change appearance, in some cases drastically. Given that what you see in Aperture are effectively 'virtual' images that don't exist as regular files until you export them this would be a mess-up of monumental proportions.
All RAW files adjusted using the old RAW 1.1 decoding continue to use 1.1 until you change them, either by 'manually' choosing a different version of the decoding engine in the RAW Fine Tuning adjustment brick or by going to File>Migrate Images...
Ian

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