File size too large

I've begun scanning all of my medium format (6 x 4.5) slides, and Lightroom was strongly recommended as a great tool for working with photo images (I also have CS2, but am not very proficient yet with it). I've been scanning my better images at 6400dpi (the scanner's maximum), so at 2.1 x 1.8 inches, my images are greater than the 10,000 pixel maximum that is the apparent size limit for lightroom. My more "normal" images I'm scanning at 1200dpi, so they're not a problem. I'm a bit frustrated with this limit - I obviously didn't think it would be a problem, so didn't check the knowledgebase before making my purchase. Is this something that will be changing in the near future? I see a version two listed in some of these postings - I just purchased version 1.3.1. I'm running on a PC.
Dave

That would be a relief - any idea when it will be released? And will I get a breat on upgrading, seeing as I just purchased the older product?
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