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In the media browser,the Aperture library shows up on it.When I click on it ,nothing happens ( I have a lot of things in the Aperture library).When I click on pictures,files that are in the finder open up. I fiqure it's a setting in Aperture that I probably have wrong.Thanks MEB and J Fisher for your help so far.I'm getting close!

I was unaware of the Media Browser until the recent posts about it in the AP Forum. Eventually found it hiding in the View menu, and gave it a run. Hey-ho, great news it lists my Aperture libraries, which could open the door to a much simplified workflow. Sadly, it's "could" and not "would" since no combination of key strokes or patience was rewarded with the library actually opening. Next step was to test it a bit more by sticking a few jpegs in the Pictures folder, and they showed up OK, as did the various sub-folders. Is there a bug in the working of the browser? If the answer is "It is working as designed and opens folders and images in Pictures" could this BR please be moved to Feature Requests as the ability to see my Aperture libraries and their folders would take me to the gates of Heaven (entry delayed until the Serif/Affinity DAM is released). Thanks

When I open the "Media Browser" it lists my Aperture, iPhoto and Photos libraries. The problem is that I have had to move these libraries to another drive for space reasons. The "Media Browser" apparently still points to the old location because no files are listed under these directories in the Media Browser The "reload" function does not relocate the libraries at their new location and there is no way that I can see to delete these entries in the "Media Browser" to allow for the program to reestablish a new set of pointers. Perhaps you could search all drives, at program start-up, or during "Reload" for afore mentioned libraries when establishing the "Media Browser" list. It also seems that the "Media Browser" should be an option that could be activated within the "File Open" function since browsing for a file at "File Open" is very common.