TA48312 Elder software iPhoto

Hello, I seek a version of iPhoto for an iMac 5.1 OSX 10.6.8. Can anybody help me? Mnay thanks!

Search at Amazon or eBay
The last time I saw them there they were going for over $200
Allan

Similar Messages

Some software(iphoto,imovie) can only be opened by safe boot.

I buy a mac book air (MD231),i upgrade the os to os x mountain lion 10.8.1,but i find that some softwares can not be opened, such as iphoto,imovie,chrome for mac,but others are normal,I try many methods to solve,but all be failed.
Then use "safe boot" to start my mac,i find all the softwares can be opened successfully,so i am worried about this.
who can help me to solve the issue?
thanks!

Louis_luo wrote:
i already used the method yesterday,but it's not valid.
What does "not valid" mean?
It didn't fix the problem or you couldn't boot into the Recovery HD?
If you just purchased this Mac, Call AppleCare. You should have 90 days of free support. If it is new Mac without any third-party software, then there is something wrong with it. Use the free support you have.

Computer crashed- redownloaded software- iPhoto is NOWHERE to be found. how do i get it?

My computer crashed months ago and i lost everything on it. I had previous software disks that I was able to download back onto my computer, and everything seems to be alright except I cannot find iPhoto anywhere. I've searched through all my applications and used the top right magnifying glass, but it's not anywhere. How to I get iPhoto back onto my computer?

Firstly, Coreen,
What model mac do you have and are you actually still on 10.5.1.
That is the old Leopard OS and you should in any case have updated it to at least 10.5.8.

TA48312 any software i try install does mount ....it gives me error message ..hat should i do

any software i try install does mount ....it gives me error message

you installed ps cc without problem?
if yes, attach a screenshot of the error that occurs when opening ps cc.

TA48312 il software richiede mac os x versione 10.6.8 o successive

il software richiede mac os x versione 10.6.8 o successive e non riesco a scaricarlo

È necessario aggiornare la macchina a Snow Leopard - versione 10.6.x - prima di poter aggiornare il sistema operativo a Lion o leone di montagna. So che negli Stati Uniti è possibile chiamare Apple numero verde numero di telefono e acquistare il disco di Snow Leopard, ma non so l'Italia. So che non si può comprare online disco - si deve chiamare Apple direttamente.
Spero che questo aiuti,
Clinton

TA48312 apple software up date.msi ver 2.1.1.116

apple software up date.msi for uninstall ver 2.1.1.116

iOS 3.1 is a purchased upgrade. Go to http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2052 for more information.
Note that after buying that upgrade, future updates (as opposed to upgrades) are available depending upon which generation (gen) of iPod you have.
The 1st gen Touch can go only to iOS 3.1.3
2nd gen to iOS 4.2.1
3 & 4th gen can use iOS 5.
You can check which model you have on http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1353
... and before anyone asks, iOS 6 is not yet available (on 12th June 2012) for general use on any iPod. It's only available to developers at this time.

Why does iPhoto 9.6 upgrade not load

I have been unable to download IPhoto 9.6 since upgrading to Yosemite, now running v.10.10.1.
I found this "solution" on line.
Solution to grey apple id box
Quote:
Originally Posted by Burnsey
So no one knows a solution to this issue? Am I doomed to be without iPhoto and iMovie going forward? Had I known I would have never upgraded to Yosemite
I called apple support since I had this same exact problem after upgrading. http://www.apple.com/support/ My problem was that I have a MACBOOK PRO that i had bought used from someone else and they had iPhoto included on the Mac. When updates came out I could never update it since the previous owner owned it and when I tried to update it a box popped up and said to sign-in with a GREY APPLE ID BOX pre-filled with the previous owners id (email.) I don't know his password or have contact with him. I updated to Yosemite and to be up to date with the software iPhoto NEEDED to be updated (iPhoto app had a circle with a line through it.) I called apple support and they told me I needed to purchase it through my apple id in order to get access back to the application and to my hundreds of photos.
1. Go to finder on the top right and type in "applications" and enter. 2. Look for the iPhoto application logo. 3. Click and drag the logo to the trash in on the bottom right on your mac. (Don't worry your files/photos won't be deleted we are just replacing the application.) 4. Now empty your trash by clicking on to the "trash bin" icon and on the top right you will see "empty" click that. 5. go to the app store and sign out from your account. (go to the top left and click on "store" and click sign-out) of course if you not signed in the first place you're fine. 6. Close the app store window. 7. Reopen window and type in on the top right search box: "iPhoto" and enter. 8. You will see the application and it should say "free" or some price. (for me it was free) once you click on that it says install and click that and then it says sign-in. 9. Put your apple id and password. (if it says its free you won't be paying but if it says a price you will be charged) just to let you know. 10. The application will start to download and you will be able to track its process in the "launchpad" (the app that is a rocketship.) 11. The download takes 5-10 minutes. 12. Click on the iPhoto app and you will see that it will load up. A box will pop up saying that it will need to be upgraded. Click on the button that says "upgrade." 13. It should load up in less than 5 minutes depending on how many photos you have in your library.
14. You will be ready to go! You might see that the icon for iPhoto has a circle and line through it but that is fine. Just exit out of iPhoto and click on it again.The icon should be replaced with the new look icon for iPhoto.
I did as suggested and removed iPhoto from my applications folder, emptied trash, closed the App Store and searched for iPhoto. The icon appeared and it informed me that it was downloading when in fact it is still "waiting" as has been the case since I first tried to download the new version.
Can ANYONE please help? I've tried everything else i can find and the above seemed to work for a number of others with the same problem, but not for me.
Regards,
Jimboe737

Thank you Terence Devlin, You're the second Devlin to further my skills!
Your namesake Bruce Devlin helped improve my golf game many years ago thanks to his book, "Play like the Devil" if I remember the title correctly. I applied his instructions to controlling my swing and my game improved greatly! It's a pity he couldn't help my putting!
Your advice enabled me to solve the problem, or so it seems. iPhoto is downloading as I type. Hopefully it continues this time.
To assist others I'll expand on my experience in taking your advice.
I first had to locate Launchpad. It wasn't in my dock. Spotlight didn't provide a result when I typed "launchpad" into the search window.
A search of "where's launchpad on my mac" using Safari directed me to my Application folder and I dragged the icon onto my dock for future convenience.
I then opened Launchpad and the Apps appeared. iPhoto was greyed out (along with another whose purpose I can't recall.)
I tried dragging the iPhoto icon to trash but Trash wouldn't accept the attempt at disposal.
Another search of "deleting Apps from Launchpad" using Safari advised me to click and hold the cursor on an icon (or press the option key) until the icons all wriggle. An appeared on the top left corner of the icons and when clicked a dialog box appeared and put the question "Do you want to remove the IPhoto App?" I clicked yes and, lo and behold, the icon changed from grey to normal colour and lots of blinking stars flashed around the icon. The flashing continued for several minutes so I clicked the again, answered the question again in the affirmative, and this time the App disappeared!
I returned to the APP store, typed iPhoto in the search window and the iPhoto Apps appeared. I selected "Get" and it started downloading.
I hope my above dissertation on the procedure helps others like me who lack the knowledge on how to "cancel the download" as you simply put it.
I appreciate the time and interest you've devoted to assisting me in this case, and many others in the past, judging by your Level 10 status and number of points. It would be nice if you could convert them into dollars!
Thanks again,
Jimboe737

How I successfully upgraded from iPhoto '09 to iPhoto '11 - Glitch Free.

I've been eagerly reading the forums PRIOR to installing iPhoto '11 and I'm about to dive in. I have an iMac 2.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo with 6GB RAM running Snow Leopard OS X 10.6.4.
I'm currently running iPhoto '09 (version 8.1.2) with 1403 events, 41,133 photos, 24 Faces and 29 Places. I have dozens of Albums and Smart Albums, Mobile Me Galleries, as well as 5 Keepsakes-3 cards and 2 books. The library itself is 185 GB in size and resides in an Admin User account in /Users/User/Pictures
Here is what I've done PRIOR to installing iPhoto '11
_*Fixed Permissions:*_
1. Holding down OPTION+COMMAND keys and then launching iPhoto '09 and selecting "Examine and repair iPhoto Library file permissions." I also rebuilt the small thumbnails but nothing else.
2. Opening disk utility and repairing disk permissions on Macintosh HD
3. Downloaded BatChmod and changed all the permissions as suggested in the links below. Initially the checkmark for apply to enclosed folders and files was not available. I selected another file then returned and it was available.
Also my permissions for the iPhoto library (and a quick survey of the package contents -right click with mouse to do this) were set to Read Write for my User account, for Group (_unknown in my case) and for Everyone without running BatChmod. Select your iPhoto library and press COMMAND+I to check this. I chose to run BatChmod anyways to ensure every file was indeed wide open as far as permissions go.
http://www.macchampion.com/arbysoft/ *-BatChmod link*
http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=12507401#12507401
http://iphoto11.wordpress.com/
_*Repaired Fonts*_
1. Opened Font Book and selected all the fonts then from the menus:
-Edit > Resolve Duplicates
-File > Validate Fonts
I then deleted the most severely affected fonts marked with red. I still had several marked yellow "minor problems were found. Proceed with caution."
Backups
1. Time Machine Backup on External Drive, plus another Time Machine Backup on another drive but it's about a week out of date.
2. Copy of iPhoto '09 application on a different External Drive then the Time Machine Backup (Usually found at the folder /Applications)
3. Copy of iPhoto '09 library folder on a different External Drive then the Time Machine Backup (Usually found in the folder /Users/User/Pictures )
This way I've got two ways of going backwards to iPhoto 09 if necessary - using the Time Machine backups (which appears to be painful for some) and failing that option simply dragging back actual untouched copies of iPhoto '09.app and iPhoto '09 library with photos, preferences, keepsakes, events etc all intact. (iPhoto '11 makes changes to the iPhoto '09 library files and removes the '09 app as well).
I then turned off Time Machine to prevent it from backing up further.
Install
Then in went the iLife '11 disc. No problems with the installation. After the install I *immediately opened Software Update from the Apple menu, and did not open iPhoto.*
iPhoto Update 9.1 came up and I installed it. A restart was not required but I did one anyways. Interestingly enough when I did a COMMAND+I to get info on the new iPhoto '11 library it showed different permissions of User -read/write, and Everyone -read/write. No groups listed.
I then opened iPhoto '11 and got the following message with the options to Quit or Upgrade. I clicked Upgrade.
" *The photo library needs to be upgraded to work with this version of iPhoto* Your photo library will not be readable by previous versions of iPhoto after the upgrade. The upgrade process for very large libraries may take an hour or more to complete."
My fairly _*large 185 GB library took 28 minutes to upgrade*_ and showed a progress bar as well as the monochromatic spinning wheel.
Success! All of my photos, events, places and albums, smart albums, MobileMe books and cards and slideshows are present and I can even edit a book I started. My iPhoto library is the same size give or take a MB.
Was all this necessary? We'll never know. I certainly wouldn't expect a first time Mac user to do the BatChmod steps or the Font Book steps, or even the Permissions steps, however I would expect everyone to do the backup steps of at least Time Machine.
We are talking valuable photos which are not replaceable, some people run into burning buildings to save their photos, so a quick backup seems reasonable. Turns out I didn't need my backups but I had no hesitation doing the upgrade with them in place.
In Summary:
1. Repair Permissions on your hard drive and iPhoto Library (see above for specifics)
2. Remove duplicate Fonts and Validate and Remove trouble fonts in Font Book
3. Backup, Backup, Backup. If possible with Time Machine and also separate exact copies of iPhoto library folder and iPhoto app itself.
4. Install iLife '11 and restart.
5. _*DO NOT OPEN iPhoto '11 YET*_, but DO OPEN Software Upgrade and install iPhoto version 9.1 (iPhoto '11 is version 9 of the software, iPhoto '09 is version 8)
6. Open iPhoto '11 and wait patiently for the upgrading of your previous library.
This process worked seamless for me, and was headache free. I'm now also going to keep an offsite backup of my computer either in the cloud or at a friend, family or work location.
Hope this helps!

Thanks so much - Iphoto has been driving me nuts for a while now. Permanent spinning wheel in Places and requiring force quit almost everytime. Following the advice to repair Iphoto permissions removed the spinning wheel from Places and Iphoto is completely back to normal

I just got the mid 2011 macbook air and it does not have ilife or iPhoto on it...isnt it supposed to come with it? and if it does then how do i get it on the mac without having to pay for it in the app store?

I just got a macbook air and i thought that it was supposed to come with ilife already installed? But there is not ilife apps...how do i get it on the laptop without having to buy them all from the app store if it was supposed to come with it?

From the iPhoto Licence:
3. Transfer.
A. Apple Software obtained from the Mac App Store is not transferable. If you sell your Apple-branded hardware to a third party, you must remove the Apple Software from the Apple-branded hardware before doing so.
B. For any preinstalled Apple Software, you may make a one-time permanent transfer of all of your license rights to the Apple Software (in its original form as provided by Apple) to another party, provided that: the Apple Software is transferred together with your Apple-branded hardware; (ii) the transfer must include all of the Apple Software, including all its component parts, printed materials and this License; (iii) you do not retain any copies of the Apple Software, full or partial, including copies stored on a computer or other storage device; (iv) you have not associated the Apple Software with your Mac App Store account as set forth in Section 2B; and (v) the party receiving the Apple Software reads and agrees to accept the terms and conditions of this License.
If the previous owner accepted the preinstalled software (iPhoto, etc) to the AppleID, it cannot be passed on to a new owner. Even if the previous owed would use her or his Applied to install it for you, you would never be able to reinstall it or to update it.
In that case buy your own copies of the software.

When I open iPhoto 9.2.1 it says that my library needs to be upgraded but when I upgrade the library I am trying to open (33 GB worth of pictures from 2006) the new application says it cannot read the files and how to find them on the system to reimport?!

When I open iPhoto 9.2.1 it says that my library needs to be upgraded but when I upgrade the library I am trying to open (33 GB worth of pictures from 2006) the new application says it cannot read the files and how to find them on the system to reimport?! and then I'd like to erase the original files since the space requirement is huge!!!! Why is upgrading software iPhoto such a pain. I've gotta get a presentation done and all I get for my money is roadblock!!!

hello, it sounds like the library is damaged.
Download iPhoto Library Manager and use its rebuild function. This will create a new library based on data in the albumdata.xml file. Not everything will be brought over - no slideshows, books or calendars, for instance - but it should get all your albums and keywords back.
Because this process creates an entirely new library and leaves your old one untouched, it is non-destructive, and if you're not happy with the results you can simply return to your old one.

Due to my account being hacked, I changed my Apple ID, I did not create a new account. Now my software updates want the old ID but will not accept the password. How can I update built in software.

My orginal Apple ID was hacked, so I changed my Apple ID. I did not create a new ID. I have changed my ID on my profile on my MacBook Pro. However now I have an update for factory installed software iPhoto and iMovie that is asking for the old ID. How can I get the updates or force them to use the new ID that I am using for every other Apple product I own.

You'll have to talk to Apple about AppleID and account issues, we are just other users here.

How do I find more info of images in iPhoto 11?

I older versions of iPhoto, as I recall, when an image was open, there was file data including the filename and path for the file that was displayed in the lower left corner of the iPhoto window. Is there any way to get this type of information in iPhoto 11? I can get it in the thirs party software, iPhoto Library Manager, but I don't want to leave iPhoto, where I'm doing stuff with my images (editing) that I can't do in IPLM, just to see this data.

The Devlin post that Old Toad references contains the following:
"b: On iPhoto 11 and later: Select one of the affected photos in the iPhoto Window and go File -> Reveal in Finder -> Original. A Finder window will pop open with the file already selected."
That's what I was looking for.
My problem is that I have photos scattered all over my various hard drives. Some of this is due to legacy issues, combining several data bases of photos or folders of photos from various sources over many years and many Macs, and imports of photos from clients and others placed outside the standard locations as a means to keep them segregated. The result, after some years, is a mess. I'm trying to rationalize it all, edit out unwanted files, duplicates in the wrong place, etc. It is going to be a big task. This tip allows me to locate the file I'm viewing and note its provenance, then decide how to deal with it in relation to its similars, etc.
Thanks to all who responded.

I needed idvd, but since my iMac is newer, I didn't have idvd on it. I installed iLife 11. I should not have installed the iPhoto part because it was 9.1 and my iMac was 9.2. So now my iPhoto wouldn't work. I went to iPhoto Library organizer.

I needed iDvd, but since my iMac is newer, I didn't have iDvd on it. I installed iLife 11. I shouldn't have installed the iPhoto part because now my iPhoto wouldn't work since iLife 11 was 9.1 and my iMac had 9.2. So I used iPhoto Library Manager to create a new library. That was working, but my computer ran out of hard drive room since my original iPhoto had 137 GB of photos. My new iPhoto library had the majority of my pics and the iPhoto now worked with those pics. But now I still had all of those original pics in my hard drive. I thought that by getting rid of the original iPhoto on the iPhoto Library Manager I would get rid of all of those original pics. I now have no access to them but they are in my hard drive and I can't do much with my iMac because it is all clogged up with those original pics - I think. How do I get rid of my original iPhoto pics out of my hard drive?

What system are you running? If it's Mt. Lion go to the App Store and sign in with the Apple ID you used to purchase the Mac. Go to Purchases and download iPhoto again. The current version is 9.4.3.
If you're unable to download iPhoto from the App Store you can reomstall iPhoto from the iLife 11 disk and update it from the Apple Downloads website to the highest version you can get to (I was able to update all the way to 9.4.3 via the updaters). Then if iPhoto can't open the library use iPhoto Library Manager to rebuild it and it will rebuild it compatible with your version of iPhoto via this iPLM tutorial: Fat Cat Software - iPhoto Library Manager Help - Downgrading a library to an earlier version of iPhoto
OT

IPhoto S-L-O-W & Crashes Routinely

Let me start this post by saying that I have fallen in love with all things Mac since I made the switch from the Wintel world in May. However, I have had a dreadful experience with one piece of Apple software - iPhoto - which is, of course, the topic of this post. Virtually every action in this software package, from moving a slider bar, to clicking a button, to reducing a photo, to applying a modification, initiates a labored hard-drive spool-up, a l-o-n-g time lag and the spinning kaleidoscope of death. 80% of the time I attempt to download new photo's from my digital camera iPhoto crashes. I am using all new, top-of-the line Apple hardware/software, and a new Sony high end digital camera. I am open to the idea that my software preferences are not set correctly, or that I am somehow missing a big picture item. However, if this is not "pilot error", then I must say this software package is a piece of SH*T, and certainly not representative of the other Apple products I've purchased (and that list is long). Do the guys at Apple know what a slug this thing is? and how unstable? why can't this product be made to work FAST and reliable, like iTunes for instance? I'd appreciate any feedback or instruction which will move me down the road to iPhoto enlightenment. Thanks.

What camera are the photos from? Nikons and some others cause bloating of the Library.iPhoto file in the iPhoto Library folder and causes slowness. How much free space do you have on your HD? Since you just got it in May I'm guessing you have at least 15% free or more. Correct me if I'm wrong.
You can try clearing out the various caches and run the cron maintenance (unix) scripts with OnyX. Your first restart afterward will be slower but will get back to normal on the subsequent starts.
OT

HT201250 How to recover iPhoto Library after format of hard drive?

I've recently reinstalled Lion onto my hard drive but I forgot to backup my iPhoto library. Is there any way of recovering this library? I also have an external hard drive that had Time Machine Backups but that hard drive has since gone through formats as well. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you

SOLUTION : iPhoto folder recovered after formatting hard drive by mistake.
I was able for recover my iPhoto library ( intact ) after formatting the hard drive by mistake.
On top of that I formatted it in FAT32 format. My iPhoto folder was huge 100GB with file and movies of all sort of formats. I kept it on a secondary hard drive of 500 GB. one day I was formatting flash drive for somebody which was 500Mb, seems similar to my 500GB and I formatted my hard drive by mistake. I realized the mistake a week after the person called me and said there is nothing in flash disk and I find a single file on my hard drive. Needless to say the earth disappeared underneath me. All my pictures for 10 years , 8000 thousand of them, cherished memories all gone. But was I determined to find them back and I know they are intact somewhere. My biggest fear was that formatting on MS-dos format might have really deleted them , but they were there. and here is how I got them back.
First I tried the Data recuse 3 software. I got the photos back, but they were all jumbled up. Long numerical file names and original dates were gone. No way I could sort it out back to the way it was before . So my target was to recover the iPhoto folder intact.
- I bought an external hard drive with 1tb space to retrieve the data.
- The software which did the miraculous job is called " STELLAR PHOENIX MAC DATA RECOVERY" .
- I ran a deep scan all night and came up with many volumes. volume-1 was the MS dos , volume 2 was a mac system,
- I tried MS dos volume first and there was nothing on it.
- I tried the 2 volume with mac system. It got all my files and some other system file.
- I could see the iPhoto folder and click on that only to recover. After that I went for my doc and other files later.
- It took hours to retrieve my iPhoto folder intact, The folder size was right and file were there in master folder.
- I checked in FINDER , opening iPhoto with "show content " and all my picture file were there with original date.
- BUT when tried opening it in iPhoto , there was nothing. it keep showing the wait icon and nothing shows up. Empty iPhoto.
- I tired starting iPhoto , holding command -option and tried building and repairing database, nothing worked.
- Then I got this software " iPhoto library manager" .
- downloaded, installed it and pointed it towards my iPhoto folder.
- It asked for space to rebuild a new iPhoto library with existing picture and folder.
I had another external hard drive , I used it to make a rebuild iPhoto library.
and there I GOT IT. only took three night of pain.
IMPORTANT:
I never touched my original formatted hard drive. Don't write anything on it until you are sure you have recovered everything. open and see files with your own eyes.
- I recovered the iPhoto on another hard drive and then built it on another hard drive . Yes its pain in the neck but well worth fixing your stupid mistake of not making a back up in the first place.
I hope this helps all who are looking for iPhoto recovery and their lovely memories.

TA48312 Elder software iPhoto

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for