Updating from 10.7.5 to Yosemite, need Aperture upgrade

I would like to update to Yosemite, but I see that Aperture 3.4.5 will not run on Yosemite.
I just checked and there are no SW updates for my machine. Do I have to update to Yosemite first, then hope that I can update to
the latest level of Aperture? (I've seen other threads where people have problems updating Aperture)
If I go into the App store, Aperture is not listed as a purchase, nor does it have an available update.
I would prefer to update to the latest level of Aperture before installing Yosemite to make sure it works, but I'm not sure how to get that upgrade?
OS 10.7.5
Aperture 3.4.5
iMAC 3.4GHz Intel Core i7, 24 GB memory

I pleaded w/ them give me the upgrade to 3.6 - they said Apple is not doing that for anyone. So if I want to continue to be able to access my photos in Aperture after I update to their latest OS, I have to pay the $79.
For many of has the update from iPhoto 3.4.5 to 3.5.1 automatic, even for Aperture 3 versions, that have been bought on disks. The update from aperture 3.4.5 to Aperture 3.6 is a minor compatibility Update and not a major new release. It should be free.
Apple sent redeem codes for Aperture 3.6 to several users who had bought the version on disks, if they could provide a serial number. See for example this discussion: (The post marked as the solution) Re: Aperture update not possible after update to Yosemite
It is really unfortunate you missed the window of opportunity with Mavericks MacOS X 10.9.5.
Check, if Aperture is showing on the Purchases tab of the App Store, when you sign in with your AppleID. If there is an "Accept" button, accept it.

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how do I update from ios 10.8 to yosemite

Make a cloned backup of your current system should you want to go back or if the upgrade isn't successful.
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Juan:
No, you can't update from Panther to Tiger, you need to install a completely new OS.
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2. If you don’t already own Tiger on DVD
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Hello,
First , i have a
iMac (24-inch Mid 2007)
Processor 2.4 GHz intel Core 2 Duo
Memory 4GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM
Storage Capacity 32.23 GB free of 319.21 GB
I haven't try any temporary fixes other than restart and download again.
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Question: Anyone else having the same problem and if so how do i fix this?
Problem: I have an external hard drive of 500 GB for my Time Machine but afraid to use it because it might delete my previous work and photo.
Question: How can i recover my photos?
Thanks,
Eric

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Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions.
Kind regards,
Mike B

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