Uploading Aperture 3 photos to Skydrive.

I have tried to upload files from Aperture 3 to Skydrive. Although the files upload, they appear as just files and not as photos or a photo collage. Anyone know what I might be doing wrong? I am using the Firefox browser. Thanks, tina

There is no way for anyone to know what went wrong if we don't know what you did.
Describe your setup hardware and software, what you try to do what you expected to happen and what did happen and someone might be able to help.

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