Reverting back to Aperture 2?

I own a photo studio and I stupidly updated our old Aperture 2 library without making a copy in case we wanted to revert back....I would like to go back to Aperture 2 for my own personal reasons and was wondering if there were any way to revert the Aperture 3 library back to an Aperture 2 library?
Message was edited by: photoschopp

Welcome to the Apple Discussions.
Not without a back up, no.
The best you can do is create a new Ap 2 Library and start over from scratch.
Regards
TD

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How can I revert back To my oraginal Aperture 3? 3.4.1 has screwd everything up for me!

That will be tricky, if you already upgraded your Aperture library to version 3.4.1.
You need to restore an earlier version of your Aperture Library from your backup.
You need to restore an earlier Aperture version.
How did you buy Aperture? Do you have installation media or a serial number for Aperture 3?
And do you have a TimeMachine backup of your Aperture Library or a vault?
What is the problem with your current Aperture Library? Maybe it will be easier to fix your current system then to downgrade.
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It's works for iPhoto 9.4.6.
It also works for the last current non-beta release 9.4.3 - but that is what I meant be "Short of modifying the iPhoto application itself." It is a neat trick and I posted a similar set of icons for aperture, but it is somewhat risky, IMHO.
Chipncut: You will need to modify the applications bundle, and do it again and again with every software update. I simply got tired of it, after doing it a few times.
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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.
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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.
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Photos saves disk space by sharing images with your iPhoto or Aperture libraries - Apple Support
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