Any idea how to open a iPhoto 11 library transferred from Snow Leopard to Lion when no iPhoto update available for Lion...?

I am having problem transferring a iPhoto 11 library (v. 9.2.3) taken from my old iMac Snow Leopard to my new MBP runnning Lion (iPhoto 11 version is 9.1.5 and no upgrade seems to be available). A bit crazy, isn't it ?

The version of the OS simply is of no consequence in this. All that matters is the version of iPhoto.
iPhoto 11 v9.2.1 includes the necessary changes to the Library for Photostreaming.
iPhoto 11 (v9.1.5) does not include this, and so cannot open the v9.2.1 library.
You need to update the v9.1.5 version, and yes there are updates available.
How old is your Mac? If it's very recent you need to update via the App Store
If you purchased at the App Store you need to update via the App Store
Otherwise you update via Softare Update
If you have moved iPhoto from the default location (i.e. into a Folder) then the updater won't find it. Move it back.
If you have renamed iPhoto, the updater won't find it. Change it back.
Regards
TD

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