I ran into the same issue... looks like the link is broken so here's what I did. Google "ilife 06 download" and the first result should be the apple link. Instead of clicking on it, clicked on the "cached" version and that one should get you to the download page.
I'm in same boat. where do i find this? iMovie 06.0 not the upgrade. i had it, upgraded to OSX 10.5.4 over the Xmas holidays and did a clean install; installed iLife 08 and failed to keep the old files thinking who needs them.... then I find out about this.
Hello nolamonte,
I realize that this may be a bit off the mark but thought you and others in similar situations might benefit from this tip:
The preserve previous versions of apps (and entire versions of Mac OS X), consider buying a large firewire external drive. Partition it (using Disk Utility) and clone your "previous system" plus all apps to the (adequate-size) partition. Use the 2nd partition on the external fw drive for backing up data.
This gives you a bootable back up drive which also insures you get through possible failure of your internal drive.
My own strategy: I update my main drive (volume) to keep apace of advantages offered. But I leave my bootable (cloned) drive at the "last version" state until I'm absolutely sure the newest system or apps versions are working as I want and need.
Of course, if you don't already have such a back up ext. HD, you should "Archive Previous System" when doing system updates. Clean installs are most needed when you have a "hopeless case" and need to wipe everything.
Anyway: When I got my Mac Pro, it came with iLife 08 of course. I was able to install v. 08 (and then test and reject it) without "losing" iLife 06. (I confess, I think it was a case of having the iLife 06 install disk and just re-installing.) Never the less - I have in fact "saved" all previous app versions because I've always had that external firewire drive with a cloned system and User folder installed.
BTW: I've always used CarbonCopyCloner for my cloning and backup operations. I've tried other backup apps and this is the one I keep coming back to. I've been doing this since 2003 w/o problems. I still use my eMac (1 Ghz PPC - G4) with OS 10.3.9 and it runs happily with a Mercury FireWire 400 bootable back up drive.