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What i read online leads me to believe otherwise, but not with my operating system (Lion). Same goes with anything that came out pre-App Store. What i learned: Previous versions of iLife can only be obtained via disk and not through the App Store, apparently. FilmForth is an intuitive and powerful video editor, movie maker & slideshow video maker for Windows 10 & Windows 11. He sent me iLife '11 via disk (to my U.S. Eventually though, i ended up with the right guy in the Apps department who set me straight. Long story short, spent an hour alone trying to get the refund sorted out with an absolutely useless employee in the sales dept who said "wow thats really old!" when we went over my operating system details for the zillionth time and who did not know what iMovie 9.0 was. This is what led to the very very long call. Sure enough, what he sent me the next day was a download for the current iMovie v.10.0 and of course when i tried the redemption code in the App Store it says it will not work. Even the order confirmation/ receipt said "iMovie '11 single unit". Do ensure yourself to always read the Readme file. The program gets installed on your device. Once you download this tool, extract the zip file using either WinZip or WinRAR. He knew my operating system limits and knew that Mavericks and the current iMovie v.10.0 would not work on my macbook. Follow the steps to use this amazing program and download the latest version of the same: 1. The day before, an Apple employee in the sales department actually sold me iMovie v9.0 (2011 version) and was very helpful/ confident about it. I ended up talking to Apple for about an hour and a half yesterday on a long distance skype call from New Zealand to USA trying to figure this out.
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