How to Use iPhoto Instead of Mac Photos App in OS X?

Some users may not meet their needs in "Photos" app, so they started using "iPhoto" on the Mac. You need to update iPhoto to new versions of OS X with Photos app. Most Mac users will get the error message when trying to launch iPhoto on a Mac with Photos app. The error message they get is: "In order to open "iPhoto.app", you must update to the latest version. The version of iPhoto installed on this Mac is not compatible with OS X Yosemite. Download the latest version for free from the Mac App Store." but when you click on "Search App Store", you’ll get an error saying "Item Not Available". So you need to run iPhoto in new versions of OS X.

Following are the steps to Run iPhoto in New Versions of OS X:

1. Open "App Store" if you get above error.
2. Go to "Purchases" tab of the Mac App Store and locate "iPhoto".
3. Click "Install" located next to iPhoto.
4. This will download and install the newest version which is compatible with OS X 10.10.3+.
5. Go to "iPhoto" app located in "Applications" tab.
6. Drop the iPhoto icon into the OS X Dock for easy future access.

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