Where does aperture store picture location?

I am trying to use the slide making tool using the map background. It appears that if I have identified the location with a google command and not filled in the location on the assign location command, the slide comes up with a nonsense location. So I am trying to fix my images. The problem is I can't figure out away to select a picture and then see whether or not there is an assigned places rather than just a pick from google. Where can I find in the metadata the location?

Hello Bill,
I am trying to use the slide making tool using the map background.
Are you talking about a Slideshow using the "Places" Theme?
The problem is I can't figure out away to select a picture and then see whether or not there is an assigned places rather than just a pick from google. Where can I find in the metadata the location?
That part of Aperture has been added only recently and does not yet integrate very well with the overall Aperture design - imho . You cannot see the places in the Metadata panels in Browser View - the IPTC location there does not correspond to the places. You will only see GPS, if GPS metadata have been assigned.
You can search for "Places" using a "smart search" or a "smart album" with "Add rule -> Place is" or "Place includes", if that is of any help, or browse all your places in "Places View" with "Meatdata -> Manage my places".
Regards
Léonie

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