What's the difference between exporting a master image and a version?
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Besides using the Export Master command, what's another way to make backups of original master files?
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How can you back up Aperture projects to a CD or DVD?
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What's the difference between backing up using a vault and backing up by exporting a project?
Answers
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When you export a master, a duplicate of the original file that was initially imported into Aperture is exported to the location of your choice. When you export a version, any edits that you've made are applied to the original master image, and the resulting file is exported in the format that you specify.
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You can open the Aperture Library by using the Show Package Contents command in the Finder, and then copying the original files from the package to another location.
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You can back up projects to a CD or DVD by exporting them using the Export Project command, and then copying the duplicate projects to a CD or DVD and burning it.
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When you create or update a vault, your entire Library is backed up. The Export Project command allows you to back up individual projects.
