IPhoto upgrade no calendar layouts transferred

I created several calendars in iPhoto 06 and since I've upgraded to iPhoto 08 the calendars are changed to books. Is there a way to get the calendars back? Where are my calendars?
I can't open iPhoto 06 - it's gone so I have no way to access these calendars now.

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check a preview of the book and see if it is there - Before ordering your book preview it using this method - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1040 - and save the resulting PDF for reference - the delivered book will match it.
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I am upgrading to Calendar Server 4.0 on NT with more than 9 nodes
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Calendar Server 4.0 on the Windows NT platform can only support up to nine
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<OL>
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</OL>

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[ENG]
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version 4.0. When users attempt to either go offline or login offline,
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Module:>CApplicationCorporateTime.cp>,
Label:20, Service error#(0x1320a)

It looks like versions 4.03 and lower clients (primarily on the Macintosh) are unable to
properly handle data from the 4.0 Server as it was able to in the 3.5 server.

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password is sent over the network to the client. In order for a customer to
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parameter needs to be set in the server's /users/unison/misc/unison.ini file:

[ENG]
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not necessary to stop and start the server.

The best solution for this issue is to only use Calendar client versions 4.5
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