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In Aperture 3, at the beginning of the Import process, one can select/check or unselect/uncheck images one by one.

But it requires the mouse.

In the Viewer view, during that selection process, I can go to the next image easily using the keyboard, with the -> key, but what is the way to uncheck an image using the keyboard?

(ie without having to click on the checkbox with the mouse)

Edit

Since I'm here, and in order not to create another question:

is there a way to have the Undo to work only on the current image, being viewed in preview?

(the default for multiple undoes, is to perform the undoes even on previously edited images (not shown during the undo) - very confusing/dangerous)

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  • I guess it would be better to separate your questions.
    – nuc
    Jun 13, 2011 at 18:20

2 Answers 2

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Not possible with keyboard only at the moment. For whatever reason, Apple decided to not use the default OS X behavior for toggling checkboxes (Space) in Aperture.

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What can you do is to select the photos you want to import by:

  • click and dragging
  • cmd + click to add one photo
  • shift + click to select the range from the current selected.

Then click on any photo's checkbox, and all checkboxes will be checked as well.

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  • Using only the keyboard?
    – Déjà vu
    Jun 13, 2011 at 23:03

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