Can´t update logic Pro 9.0.0 to 9.1.3

Hi
I have a problem updating logic pro. I was wondering, my version is still 9.0.0 and the automatic update never find any updates for logic. So I downloaded the update manually, but I receive a massage...that there is no logic 9.0 on the system and I can´t update...very funny, because there definitely is a logic 7, 8, and 9 on the system working.
Anyone with an idea out there?
Thanks
Mitsch

TBPlayer1950 wrote:
As well as being in the Applications folder, you MUST NOT rename the app. It has to be "Logic Pro.app" or the updater will not find the file.
Cheers
TB
...or just *Logic Pro* (if you have the .app suffix disabled systemwide, which I believe to be the default in OS X)

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Dnlsan,
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