I can't open photostream in iPhoto 9.2.1 on my MacBook

i can't open photostream in iPhoto 9.2.1 on my MacBook.  it works on my iphone and ipad.  It takes me in circles and every time I get to iCloud preferences it shows that photostream is check "on" but when I try to turn photostream on it tell me I must login to icloud and turn it on which it already is.  Any suggestions?

Hi there
I too am having the same problem, Has it been solved yet.  I do not even see Photostream when I go to Preferences on my iphoto 9.2.2 update.  I purchased iphoto 8 as part of a Mac Box set family pack and then downloaded the iphoto 11 from the app store.  Is there something I have done wrong?  I also cannot put a check in the window for the program to check for updates automacially.  The box is greyed out and I cannot mark it.
I only downloaded the newest verson to get photo stream to work from my ipad and iphone.
Is anyone able to throw some light on this since the last post.  Also how do I access icloud from iphoto?
Ta
Gwen

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