Aperture 2.1 Trail doesn't work on Snow Leopard

Hi just downloaded and installed the Aperture 2.1 trial version. Install goes fine, however when I try to run it I get the following error message.
"You can't use this version of the application Aperture with this version of Mac OS X."
I know there is a 2.1.4 update released August 27, but I can't download it with a trial key. The update states "This update addresses general compatibility with Mac OS X v10.6 Snow Leopard" and I assume the Trial version is not 2.1.4 since it doesn't work.
I personally am not going to pay $200 for software I can't try before I buy. If there is any way to get the update to apply to the Trial, a Snow Leopard compatible trial version please let me know.
I find this very sloppy of Apple who I have found to be above these types of issues until now.

Hey found a 2.1.4 Trial install on Softpedia. I don't know how they got a copy that can be downloaded without a key, when Apple doesn't even provide it on their own site. Anyway the link is below if anyone else is having this issue, you will still need to get a trial key from Apple to use, but it works.
http://mac.softpedia.com/progDownload/Apple-Aperture-Download-13035.html

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