Brand new macbook pro and it doesn't have garageband on it?

i recently brought a brand new macbook pro and it doesn't have garageband on it? do i have to do something to get it? i think it was on here but now its gone?
i have imovie and iphoto

If you haven' tried, look in your Applications folder because according to Apple GB comes pre installed.
http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/shop_mac/family/macbook_pro
If it's not in your Applications folder launch the App Store.
Locate the GB app.
Instead of the price just under the GB icon on the left see if it says: Install

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Hello fellow Mac users, I've been a long-time Mac user and owner.
I just got a new MacBook Pro after using a 2006 model for 2 years and am having a display adapter issue that I need help and advice with:
The new MacBook Pro has the mini DVI display connector, my non-Apple external display is does not support the mini DVI, no problem there, I bought the display adaptor...
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Please See Image at Link:
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File comment: This is the adaptor that connected my 2006 MacBook Pro to the the display. It changes the connection from the Mac's DVI to fit the VGA connection of my display. There are the four extra pins around the flat pin to the left of the connector.
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Please See Image at Link:
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Hi Rob with a Mac and welcome to the boards.
My suggestion would be that you simply take the adaptor back and get a mini-display port to VGA adaptor instead.
I ran into a similar problem myself recently when I wanted to connect my own MBP13 to an overhead projector. I had assumed that I could use the mini display to DVI adaptor that I use for the DVI capable external monitor with my new MacBook, combined with a DVI to VGA adaptor that I had for my 2007 MBP, connected to a VGA cable to do the job, but this is not possible.
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onekea,
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