I get but not the app. store in my doc. App. store is not installed, how do I do it for each other? I have my apple software update.

Hello,
I get but not the app. store in my dock.
App. store is not installed, how do I do it for each other?
I have my apple software update.
App.store app but after my update is not in the dock and system.
Kees.

Hi Kees ...
Your profile indicates you are running Leopard v10.5.8
You need to upgrade to Snow Leopard V10.6 in order to use the App Store. This is an "upgrade", not an "update".
Make sure your Mac meets Snow Leopard's requirements here.
You must have the minimum of v10.6.6 installed in order to access the App Store.
You can purchase Snow Leopard here > Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard - Apple Store

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