IPhoto 6.0.6 need to be updated to.. 6.0.6 (according to "Software Update")

I have the latest version of iPhoto (6.0 .6 (322)), but "Software Update" keeps on showing iPhoto Update Version 6.0.6 is availible. When I try to download the update it says "Sorry, an unexpected error occurred. The Installer package has been moved to the Trash. To try again, open the package from the Finder." When I try to install the package it says "Please try installing again." What can I do to make the Software Update see I already have to newest version of iPhoto? Thanks in advance for u'lls time and help!

Check you your HD/Library/Receipts folder to make sure you have the iPhoto_606.pkg file. If it's not there then that's why Software Updater thinks it hasn't been updated. If its not there try downloading the standalone package and reinstall it. That should put the .pkg file in that folder for Software Update to see the next time.
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