I've lost aperture after upgrading to maverick, common apple this is my livelihood.

i've lost access to aperture after upgrading to maverick, my livelyhood is tied up to aperure let alone all of my photographs for clients, come on apple don't do this again.

I tried the link leonieDFsent (http://support.apple.com/downloads/) and was unsuccessful after several attempts at the launching of the applications after download. Not sure why?,
christopherakapaul, the downloads page has update installers, not stand alone applications.
Any Aperture version you download from the Support page will have to run and to install the update to Aperture. For this to work, you need to have an older Aperture version in the Applications folder, and Mavericks must allow the installer to run. For some installers the security&priivacy settings in the System preferences need to be disabled.

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User Internet Plug-ins::
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          Numbers:          Version: 2.3 - SDK 10.5
                    /Applications/iWork '09/Numbers.app
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          Auto backup: NO
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                    SAMSUNG [Local] (Last used)
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                    Total number of backups: (null)
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               2%          WindowServer
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          78 MB          com.apple.WebKit.WebContent
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          601 MB          Inactive RAM
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arthur wrote:
I suppose you could do that with Internet Recovery as well. You should not have an issue in terms of losing your OS license, as long as you use the same Apple ID that you have been using with your Mac.
I didn't understand the license thing, but if I erase the disk and perform a clean install from a bootable USB that license won't lost am I right?
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What do I need to do now? go to disk utility select erase, and then install using the USB?
--- TO: hands4 ---
When do I need to do that? after erasing the hard drive with disk utility?
--- TO: Grant Lenahan ---
Yes, I don't really care about the things that my mac has, all the "important" things were backed up

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