Installing iPhoto from previous 10.2.x Disk

I just installed 10.4.3 on my Mac and did a clean install. I no longer have iPhoto. I read in a previous post that I can reinstall from the "Software Install and Restore" DVD from my Mac OS 10.2.3. However, when I click on "Install" it asks me to reboot to continue the process. I just got my Mac back up and in running order. If I reboot with this disk will I, at that time, be given the opportunity to do a custom install of iPhoto? I just don't want to reboot and have it install 10.2.3 over my freshly installed 10.4.3.
Thanks in advance for your help!
G4 Mac OS X (10.4.3)

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