I have a macbook pro that iPhoto won't update to 9.0.
My macbook pro (mid 2010) wont update iphoto to 9.0 for free. My imac updated just fine. both machines were updated to lion via download at same time. I cannot use photo stream on my mbp because of this. Software update says my computer is up to date. Iphoto update wants me to buy ilife suite upgrade when it should update for free.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
What version of iPhoto do you have now?
Note that the Marketing Name and the Version Number are not the same.
So:
iPhoto 09 is iPhoto v8
iPhoto 11 is iPhoto v9
Updating is not the same as Upgrading
Updating is occassional bug fixes. In this case the Version number doesn't change. So, updating from v9 to v9.1.5 or v9.2.1 is free.
Upgrading is a new version with new features. For instance, from v8 to v9. This requires a purchase. It's not included in the purchase of the OS.
Regards
TD
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