iLife

The Mac software you'd be interested in is Mac OS X (Leopard) and iLife (iPhoto, iMovie, GarageBand, iWeb, iDVD). Their official sites are http://www.apple.com/macosx/ and http://www.apple.com/ilife/. For office software, you might also be looking at iWork, however Macs ship with only a trial version of iWork; http://www.apple.com/iwork Windows Vista's official site is here:...

Apple.com ... GarageBand/ Improving GarageBand Performance The very 1st music creating app I ever used was FretPet (10 yrs ago now ... )

ld libary, created a new library and imported all the photos back in, started a new user account and the problem is still there, dumped my iphoto and reinstalled ilife 08 and nothing has worked. ...

Deleting receipts you can get a few kilobytes per deleted receipt. If you need space, removing the files you don't need, and all unneeded localizations (for 10.5, the localizations take at least 3 GB .. not including iLife or other non-strictly Mac OS X apps)

Hi, I cannot open and edit my iWeb pages anymore (?!?). They are all in RED, not blue in the iWeb left column. Thus I'm not able to make any updates, changes etc in my Site and Pages. The sites (2) including the pages ( a few) open as they were before I switched to Leopard (now 10.5.3.). Any ideas? Timo

Do you have iLife '08 installed? ...

At this point if it's not working, you have no other recourse than to purchase iLife. That version should have worked, but apparently it's not on your Mac. Could it be that you don't meet the hardware requirements for iMovie HD 06? You can also try to see about purchasing a copy of iLife (preferably the version you were using on your Mac) from either eBay or Craigslist. ...

e being malicious, but it's per the licensing agreement with the OEM software that comes with the OEM disc of OS X on each system. Usually, you have to purchase iLife in order to have iMovie, iDVD, and all the other stuff included on the OEM discs of a system. ...

hat Apple has still made iMovie HD '06 available for free download if that's what you're using. As for the current version of iMovie, you might have to purchase iLife to get it again. ...

Yes, the only way that borrowed disk will work, is if your friend's Mac was exactly the same model as yours. There are 4 or 5 different generations of MacBooks alone, for example. Each has a different installer set. If you have lost your original installer set, Apple can provide a replacement for a nominal charge. That will have the full set of applications, such as iLife, and...