Can't open photos from later version....

Hi-
I have a mini at home and a G4 at work. I burned a DVD with photos @ home and when I try to open them at work it says that they were created with a newer version of iPhoto. I understand this part but my question is....is the only way to get the newest version is to buy iLife? I'm assuming this came on my nini and that's what's giving me the trouble. I'm not sure what version I'm running at home as it's....at home!
Thanks
G4 Mac OS X (10.4.6)
Mac Mini Mac OS X (10.4.2)

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The only way to get the newest version is to buy iLife 6.
You can export the photos from the mini and burn them, then import to the G4.
Use the following method.
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