Can iphoto '9 read pictures edited in iphoto '11

I recently took some pictures for a family member. I have iPhoto '11 and they have iPhoto '9. I edited and burned these pics onto a DVD for her. She can't seem to pull them up in iPhoto '9. So the question is, can you view pics in iPhoto '9 that were edited in iphoto '11? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Yes iPhoto 09 can certainly view pics edited in 11, but it can't read the 11 Library.
So, if you burned these to DVD using iPhoto's 'Share -> Burn'command, what you've done is burn a mini iPhoto library to disk.
Try export the pics: File -> Export to a folder on the desktop, then burn that folder to disk with the Finder.
Regards
TD

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