thank, I'll check on that ... Richard

On 10/7/05, Kunga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
iMovie is free with all new Macs. If you didn't get an iLife '05 DVD/
CD pack with your new PowerBook, then it's in the restore DVD
installer. If it's not there, you better call Apple and ask them to
send you a copy. It does not come with OS X. It should be pre-
installed with any new PowerBook. Any recent unit would have iMovie
HD (5) pre-installed and it would be in the Applications folder. If
you have a Mac it came with some version of iMovie. It's just a
question of how new that determines what version of iMovie you have.
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On Oct 7, 2005, at 4:49 PM, Richard wrote:

> Does iMove come free with OS X? (I thought it did, and I can't find
> it in my applications on the new power book, and, in the help it
> sounded like you had to buy iLife to get it, which appears to only
> be $79, but, well, I thougt it was free



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