Install Imovie after deleting it. Reinstall

Hey there,
a few weeks ago I deletet Imovie in order to gain some disk space. Now I need it again, but don't want to pay for it all over again in the app store. How should I proceed?
Thx for your help
Mathew

You should be able to download it again at no charge. Your Apple ID that will indicate that you already have the right to the software. It can happen that the App Store will say that it is already installed - if you get into such difficulties this article may help:
http://macs.about.com/od/usingyourmac/qt/How-To-Re-Download-Apps-From-The-Mac-Ap p-Store.htm
(I wouldn't recommend deleting apps to save disk space. Better move stuff (especially iMovie libraries) off your startup drive onto an external drive.)
Geoff.

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