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Tiger does not come w/ iPhoto?
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I bought Tiger last week and did a clean install of it today, reformatting the drive. It appears that I no longer have iPhoto? Am I missing something, or does Tiger actually not come with it? Any way of getting it other than buying iLife?
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iLife is bundled on new hardware, but it is not part of the retail OS X package.
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Originally Posted by rjenkinson
iLife is bundled on new hardware, but it is not part of the retail OS X package.
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and iPhoto is now officially a part of iLife then?
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yes. only iTunes is available as a download.
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Check your original installation CDs--I bet you have iPhoto on there in the "Install bundled software only" package (or named to that effect--I don't have my discs handy to check it out.)
This is of course assuming that you had iPhoto on your hardware when you bought it of course...
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The Tiger box clearly states this, as well as this page which lists the available programs Tiger installs. Plus, it's been posted here a lot when Tiger was first released.
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You can download the update : http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/6970
Then extract the installer using Pacifier, or possibly manually by just showing the contents of the package, then install it.
I have not done this, as I have iLife, but I believe it should work. 
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I have Mac
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Admin Emeritus  Join Date: Oct 1999
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Originally Posted by frdmfghtr
Check your original installation CDs--I bet you have iPhoto on there in the "Install bundled software only" package (or named to that effect--I don't have my discs handy to check it out.)
This is of course assuming that you had iPhoto on your hardware when you bought it of course...
Yep, it's part of the Software Restore function.
tooki
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