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Hey, so I used iMovie 08' for the first time today. And after using it for about 2.5 hours on a school project...i have to say, it really sucks. Unfortunately i was lucky enough to have used iMovie HD, so i can compare. I was doing a little googling and discovered that apple heard the outcry, and they released it as a free download, and then they removed that option. And my imovie problems haven't ended. So does anyone know a mirror or a place where i can download iMovie HD?
 

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