What version of iphoto was in iLife version packages?

Looking purchase iLife '08 or '09 to upgrade current iPhoto 6.0.6 but I can't find information about versions in those packages. I missed it first time around; having just upgraded OS from Tiger to Snow Leopard, without adding additional memory cards I understand Lion probably won't be compatible to my system. iPhoto is not happy and constantly stalling and quitting. I looked at iLife'11 but specs require min 10.7... Any ideas for me? I found iLife software for sale but don't know which is what I would need, or if what I want is even possible. What happened to iPhoto v7?
THank you,

Thank you Terence Devlin in iPhoto: I burned some disks a few weeks ago upgrading OS from Tiger to Snow Leopard, but don't know if everything is on them and it would take me a long to time to figure that out. [This part is new for me... obviously. I'm a few years behind having been ill and am trying to catch up and unable to purchase newer equipment.]
I was concerned that "message" was warning me about something going wrong ...
I didn't find iLife'08 only iLife'09 so I went for it; so I'm going from 6.0.6 passing version 7. Is that done? or do they need to be sequential? You did say 8 OR 9...
I was only referring to the software that the HP has called Photosmart Studio, much like iPhoto. Wasn't referring to "Printer/Scanner as a backup", only the Software that came with it that has editing capabilities, just not all my iphoto library is in there. That's what I meant as a backup, much like uploading to Shutterfly, or Snapfish.
Thanks, Please continue to advise.

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