IPhoto'09 version 8.1.2
My MiniMac was bought the 7th of Oct 2010, but iLife was (to my surprice) not installed. So the 15th of Oct 2010 I bought iLife'09 and installed it in the new MiniMac.
Now 2 weeks later I see in Apple Store that if you have a newly bought Mac (between 1st and 19th of Oct) you may get upgrade to iLife'11 for only USD6.99. Sounds good, so I tried to upgrade, first to version 9.1. But then the MiniMac is saying this is not possible, since the brand new iLife'09 installed a few days ago is version 8.1.2, and not version 9.0.
I may misunderstand this, but shouldn't iLife'09 be version 9.0 and not 8.1.2 ?
Any comments from anybody ?
Thanks and regards
Aakra from Norway
iPhoto 09 is version 8 of iPhoto.
iPhoto 11 is version 9 of iPhoto
Regards
TD
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