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Installed Snow Leopard; then downloaded updates; iphoto quit working p

Installed Snow Leopard, then updated to 10.6.8; iphoto quit working properly, so put iphoto in trash & custom installed iphoto from old '06 ilife, and then updated that software. Iphoto no longer works at all. Help?

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easy fix... reinstall iPhoto from your iLife 11 dvd

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guess I could order Lion and also the iLife 11 and install both; that might be easiest in long run; thanks for all your help. Susan

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Apple now sells it as an app. Go to the Apps store (in your applications folder) and look for iPhoto or Apps enhanced for OSX, cost $14.99

If you bought it, Apple is obligated to support it and help you get your old stuff back.

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Try this. If you've only tossed the old app. your data (images) should still be safe on your backup, and in the iPhoto Library.

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Yes, still have photo library; just can't open it; am thinking of doing a clean reinstall of Snow Leopard; what do you think?

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Forgot to add that when I try to open iphoto, window says can't open current photo lib. using this version of iphoto. "You have made changes to photo lib. using newer version; please quit & use latest version." Thanks. Susan

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don't have one; my understanding is it won't install on 10.6.8 system.

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