Where are my images!!

Over the last week i have managed to whittle down a project containing 600 raw images to just over 400 and in the process have made many small adjustments. I then created a folder so i could split up this 400 into different chapters/projects to then put them online using the web using Apertures templates. At some point i selected all 400 images to see if i could drop all into the folder. The folder gave no indication that it would accept the images so i dropped them back again. An unconventional action i know but not one that would make all my images disappear. I now have about 20 viewable images the rest i can see the orientation and that they have adjusted but only a small red question mark and a badge that signifies that the master image cannot be found.
I have tried the "Relocate Masters for Project" option and the "Update Preview" option to no avail.
I have found all the images in the Aperture Package and in the backup but how do i return them without losing the hours of work i've put into this. Restoring the Library will wipe out all this work.
20' Intel Imac Mac OS X (10.4.8)

hello, blairmc
quote: "I now have about 20 viewable images the rest i can see the orientation and that they have adjusted but only a small red question mark and a badge that signifies that the master image cannot be found."
EDIT: btw, yellow folders within projects do not contain any images. yellow folders do not hold images per se they hold albums, smart albums, etc. i use folders to force a separation of my photographs
is the Aperture Library hooked up (connected)?
have you tried rebuilding the Aperture Library? quit Aperture.
now hold down the following keys:
command option start Aperture.
Rebuilding Aperture Library
victor

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