ILife '09 Install Just iPhoto

Is there a way to install just iPhoto '09 from the iLife '09 Install Disk. If so, how? I would like to install it on an external HD partition that has Leopard on it.

Look in your pictures folder. There you will find the iPhoto Libary. Simply copy this library to the new computer's pictures folder.
If you have already run iPhoto on the new computer you might need to delete the iPhoto Library that is there. (Assuming that there is nothing in that library that you want to keep!!!!)
When you open iPhoto on the new machine it will convert your old library to the new format.
If you have stuff in the existing Leopard library you want to keep, things get a bit more complicated.

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    Woodland Potter wrote:
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    This will not make the old soldier comparable to a newer Mac with a faster architecture, but it is likely to result in noticeably if not dramatically faster boot times & application launches, shorter waits while the "spinning beach ball" is displayed, & quicker switches between running applications -- basically anything that requires reading from or writing to the drive.
    Things to be aware of include making sure you get a drive with the right interface: you do not want a Serial ATA interface (often referred to as "SATA") but the older Ultra ATA kind (now often referred to as "PATA," for parallel ATA). Almost any new PATA drive will be either ATA-6 (also called ATA/100) or ATA-7 (also called ATA/133). Either one is a good choice. ATA-7 is potentially faster but the Mini's controller may not support it. If so, it will operate at the fastest ATA level it supports. Avoid ATA-5 (also called ATA/66) because the drive will be older & less apt to have the latest performance improvements.
    If possible, get the specs for the original drive & make sure the power requirements for the new one are lower. They probably will be because lower energy consumption has become increasingly important over the last few years, but it never hurts to check.
    I assume from the "putty knife" comment that you are familiar with opening the Mini & any reassembly steps necessary to restore its heat sinking ability to factory standards. If not, either learn about them or don't try this mod.
    Also remember that you could just add an external drive instead, but if you like DIY projects or the idea of retaining the one-box form factor, this is a viable alternative.

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