Newer Version Of Iphoto Error

a Fortune 500 verification firm. Get a Professional Answer Via email, text message, or notification as you wait on our site.Ask follow up questions if you need to. 100% Satisfaction Guarantee Rate the answer you receive. Ask CompExpert Your Own Question CompExpert, Mac Specialist Category: Mac Satisfied Customers: 1103 Experience: Apple Desktop/Laptops with 8 years exp. Apple Certified 63903440 Type Your Mac Question Here... CompExpert is online now When I try to open iPhoto 8.1.2 it tells me https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5970755?tstart=0 "You cant open This answer was rated: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ When I try to open iPhoto 8.1.2 it tells me "You can't open your current photo library using this version of iPhoto. You have made changes to your photo library using a newer version of iPhoto (which seems impossible - I don't have a newer version). http://www.justanswer.com/mac-computers/6xs6u-when-try-open-iphoto-8-1-2-tells-you-can-t-open.html Please quit and use the latest version of iPhoto." I have Mac OS X version 10.6.8. I've tried 9.3.1, 9.2.3 ad 9.1. Each time it tells me I have to have an older version - the latest being 9.0, but I can't seem to locate this version. What now? Share this conversation Expert: CompExpert replied4 years ago. CompExpert : hi,the latest iphoto version is 9.3.1click apple menu --->>> software update, download and install all available update.after reboot and open iphoto again.if you still having problem, try to rebuild your iphoto libraryTo rebuild the iPhoto library:Quit iPhoto if it is open.Hold down the Command and Option keys on the keyboard.Open iPhoto.Keep the keys held down until you are prompted to rebuild the library.A dialog will appear with rebuild options. Select all 6 options.Click Rebuild to begin the rebuild process. This may take a few minutes to complete.*****Please let me know if there is still any issue. Thank you.If you would like any additional information or have more questions please don't hesitate to ask!Please r

Digital Photography iphoto problem If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. Welcome to Mac-Forums! http://www.mac-forums.com/showthread.php?t=274251 Join us to comment and to customize your site experience! Members have access to different forum appearance http://jimmymacsupport.com/os-x-yosemite-10-10-3-released-with-new-iphoto-replacement/ options, and many more functions. Results 1 to 14 of 14 Thread: iphoto problem Tweet Thread Tools Show Printable Version Subscribe to this Thread… 05-06-2012,01:46 PM #1 rippersroo View Profile View Forum Posts Member Since Jan 27, 2012 Posts 22 iphoto problem hi last week i had to have a new HD in my macbook. When i got home my mac wouldnt set up using my external HD. so i set newer version up as a new mac but went back to apple and they have now sorted the mac and it did set up from my external HD, except i cant get on iphoto, when i open it it comes up with this: You can’t open your current photo library using this version of iPhoto. You have made changes to your photo library using a newer version of iPhoto. Please quit and use the latest version of iPhoto. And all i can do is click quit. I have done a software newer version of update and its still the same. I dont know why it says this as i havent made changes using a newer version. i am running snow leopard and the man in Apple copied all my files from the external HD so they should all be on here. Everything else is working fine, i have all my settings and itunes, i just cannot access my photos! Thankyou Reply With Quote 05-06-2012,01:59 PM #2 Dysfunction View Profile View Forum Posts Member Since Mar 17, 2008 Location Tucson, AZ Posts 6,881 Specs:Way... way too many specs to list. Did you, by chance, upgrade to iPhoto 11 previous to this? If so, install 11 again from the app store. mike This machine kills fascists Got # ? phear the command line! Reply With Quote 05-06-2012,02:05 PM #3 rippersroo View Profile View Forum Posts Member Since Jan 27, 2012 Posts 22 i dont know, i dont think so, would of been something i paid for? as i went on the app store and it says its £10 and i know i definately have not bought that before. i though upgrades were free. Reply With Quote 05-06-2012,03:07 PM #4 Dysfunction View Profile View Forum Posts Member Since Mar 17, 2008 Location Tucson, AZ Posts 6,881 Specs:Way... way too many specs to list. Originally Posted by rippersroo i dont know, i dont think so, would of been something i paid for? as i went on the app store and it says its £10 and i know i definately have not bought that before. i though upgrades were free. Updates are fre

April 8, 2015May 17, 2015 by Jimmy Obomsawin Today Apple released the third service update for OS X Yosemite which introduces many security and bug fixes, speed and reliability enhancements, and the sleek new replacement for iPhoto simply called "Photos". Don't worry, you aren't being forced to upgrade your library to Photos just yet if you aren't an early adopter. You can continue running iPhoto after upgrading to 10.10.3. But you may be impressed with how fast Photos runs compared to iPhoto and how easy it is to sync with your iPhone, iPad, and even other Macs with iCloud Photo Library enabled. You can update your Mac by clicking the Apple menu > App Store, and then switching to the Updates tab. Because Photos has only just been released and I have only had the chance to tinker with my own photo library, this brief migration overview isn't going to be comprehensive, but if you are willing to dive in this should help you get started. Migrating from iPhoto to Photos Back up your computer, especially your iPhoto library. The easiest way to do this is with Time Machine. Upgrade your Mac to OS X 10.10.3. As the Photos app is now integrated into the OS and not a separate app, you'll need to be running the new version of Yosemite. Upgrade iPhoto to version 9.6.1 if it hasn't been updated already. If you visit iPhoto on the Mac App Store the app page will offer to upgrade you to the current version if you are still behind. [Updated Apr-11-2015] Click the Apple menu > App Store. Switch to the Updates tab and install the iPhoto update if it's offered. If you are running iPhoto 8 or earlier you might not see the update there and will need to contact Apple to get the final version of  iPhoto added to your account so that you can upgrade to the intermediary stage, since the iPhoto product listing has been removed from the store. Launch iPhoto to make sure that your library database has been fully upgraded. Launch the new Photos app and allow the migration to complete. Delete your old iPhoto library and iPhoto app after you are sure you are satisfied with the migration and with the new software. There isn't a huge rush to do this, as the libraries use "hard links" so that each library isn't a true duplicate. Finder may report that each library file