Purchasing iphoto v9.4.3 for mountain lion

Hi-
I have given up trying to upgrade my iphoto 9.3 to 9.4.3 for mountain lion. I have tried (a) Apple-Software Updates... and (b) going directly to http://support.apple.com/kb/dl1650. Neither works, The first one doesnt list the update as an option and the second approach directs me to the app store for my update after i click on the downloaded 9.4.3pkg file. In the app store there are no compatible updates. Frustrating!
So, how can i do a fresh install of iPhoto 9.4.3? I am happy to pay for it again, but where do i find it for purchase?
Thanks.

It is no longer available. The udate you downloaded is most likely an update to the former DVD based app and as you found out, diesn't update the Mac App Store (MAS) version because they aren't exactly the same app. You will not be able to update your older version.
If your Mac can run Mt Lion, then it can run Mavericks. Why not upgrade your OS and then you can upgrade to the Mavericks versions available in the MAS.

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