Adjust image

have a new macbook pro early 2011 and am working in iweb 3.03. I can't seem to get adjust image to work. I can "edit in iphoto" but no in iweb adjust.
When I click on the image and then "adjust image" the menu comes up but is blank, no buttons can be activated. clicking on an image on the page, including right clicking option clicking etc, yields no results. clicking in the media/photos bar and selecting a photo-- nothing. No right click or option click options. Is my install corrupt? searched around on this group and other sites didn't really find any hints.
Anyone else?

HI Old Toad,
Thanks for the answer. Unfortunately, it didn't work. I've done it twice, both times rebooting to no avail. To be clear, I am click on an image in the page and then going to "adjust". I've also tried clicking on an image in the media tab. Double clicking the image, and so on. Nothing.
OK, btw, I've been playing with iweb a little. You can edit photos on every page except for those included in a photo page. Whats up with that?!! I guess your supposed to use iphoto to prepare all the photos and then drop them in.
cheers,
mr

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