Installing iLife 08 (ontop with) iLife 06

Hello
Need a refresher, have done this before. Installing iLife 08, when iLife 06 is already installed. I do know of one work-around regarding iDVD:
http://dancameron.org/general/idvd-08-wont-start/ < For problems when iDVD 08 won't open.
iPhoto < Have no prior albums
Garage Band < Have no older projects
*I do know that once iDVD 08 is functional, older 06 iDVD projects will no longer open with iDVD 08.
Anything else I need to know?
Thank you
Mike

Hello Appleman
Thanx for the reply. Actually I've decided to take a closer look at the options/custom installs regarding the Apple OS 10.4 (2 Disc Set), for a Dual Core G5. I believe it would be beneficial to do a custom install upon opening the FIRST disc. Here, I can avoid all unwanted, unecessary software. *There be unwanted ancient versions of iLife here, (older than 06).
Of course the essential applications are 'greyed out', they are already 'checked' and cannot be altered or unchecked. So now I sould be good to go.
From here, next I'll install the combo update bringing the OS to 10.4.11
Then do a custom install of iDVD 06 ONLY, then a complete install of iDVD 08. (*Avoiding the dredded iDVD crash). I'm hoping I can get iMovie 08 to install this way.
"Also, if you install from a retail disk, you may have the 7.0 version. You will need to run Software Update to upgrade to 7.1.4 (I think)."
Mike

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