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Aperture 3.5 is now up on the App Store.
Note that it might be a couple of hours before it shows up on your App Store, depending on where in the world you are.
I was successful.
First, don't get on the Internet.
2nd, don't log onto the AP Store
Just turn on your Mac and under the Apple Menu (top left of screen), click on Software Updates.
The version 3.5 works with OS Mavericks (10.9).
Download time is a bit long due to trafffic on the Apple servers.
I changed language from Norwegian to English to enable update😕
selecting english as main language and US as region worked for me - after a quick rebook the update was there. I wonder if it was only necessary once or if I will never receive update notifications again after switching back to german.. Anyway, I can open my library again, that's enough for now. Thank everyone for supporting tips, you were more helpful than the Apple hotline.
Yippey - Changing language from Norwegian to English makes it running!!
This was really annoying.......
Thanks folks!
Bingo, changing my system language to English and rebooting helped me, too. Now I got my updates for Aperture, Pages, Numbers and Keynote.
Thank you all!
this worked for me too
thanks for the tip guys
Changing the system language to English helped. Thanks for the tip.
Things like that shouldn't happen.
Hi TD,
I have read your User Tip about File Management for Iphoto.
I am trying to back up all my data, but I cant find that iphoto Icon..... and actually I find iphoto a bit compilcated.
Maybe because I am not spending enogh time to "study" it.
I am basically a new user for Apple and I found everything made so simple for users, but I can't figure out anything about iphoto. First it is running extreamly slow ( must admit I hv thousands of fotos, which I hv collected over the past 10 years :-).... maybe even longer).
I used to have all my photos in a normal file folder separated in different folder of years etc etc... it took me a lot of time to do so. So, i thought when using iphoto it will be much easier,.... but it is very very slow and complicated.
U have mentioned aperture here, is it more user friendly like for dummies 😉 like me?
Can i just drag a file and back up my data?
How can i remove my iphoto and use aperture?
Is it easy to copy new photos from camera to usb?
Sorry if i am not clear enough....
If you find iPhoto complicated staty away from APerture. For your problems with iPhoto go over the the iPhoto forum and ask a question there. Trying to have a conversation on thos 6 page thread from last year will only be confusing.
Aperture 3.5 is out
