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I installed mavericks without difficulty on my 2007 iMac. However I can not install iMovie 10 that comes with Mavericks. The prompt tell me that my video cards are inadequate. Can I upgrade the video cards, and if so how costly will it be?
Denny Bettisworth

Good news:
Apple on Wednesday released an update to its consumer-level video editing and management software iMovie for Mac, adding support for machines running legacy video cards.
Check the App Store again!

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Thank you for the details of the issue you are experiencing when trying to downlaod Mavericks. I recommend emptying your trash and restarting your computer. Once you have done that, navigat the the Purchased tab of the Mac App Store and try downloading Mavericks again:
Mac App Store: Finding your purchased apps
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4483
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