Had to install a new hard drive, and I cannot get iPhoto to install

I just had to replace the hard drive in my PowerBook, and I seem to be missing iPhoto after installing everything. All of the other iLife apps installed, but for some reason, no iPhoto in the Dock or in the Applications folder. I will explain what I did to restore my system in case I didn't do it correctly.
When I bought my PowerBook back in '05, it came with Panther, and when Tiger came out, I upgraded. Since the Tiger box and discs do not say "Upgrade" on them, I figured they are a full version of the OS and all of the iLife apps. Also, I thought that if it is only an upgrade that I would not be able to install the OS from the Tiger discs. I had no problems installing Tiger (without having to install Panther), but none of the iLife apps were on my computer. I got out my original Panther restore discs and chose to install applications, and it listed all of the iLife apps. When installation was complete, all of the apps were there except iPhoto. Doesn't make sense to me why it would install everything else and not iPhoto.
Can anyone help me?

Hi,
Please try the follwing package:
ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp57501-58000/sp57966.exe
Regards.
BH
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