Nikon D80 NEF Driver

Hi,
My MacMini OS is 10.4.9. It is the Power PC version and not the Intel.
I have downloaded the Mac software for Nikon D80 NEF (Raw) and when I try to install the software I get an error message saying the software is for 10.4.8. Shouldn't it run on 10,4.9? Obviously it doesn't.
A while back and with help I was able to downoad the needed software for my MacBook Pro from somewhere on Apple. I can't find that source anymore. Anyone can shed some light on this one?
Thanks very much.
Farzad

Please disregard this question. It was nonsense.

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ich habe meine D70 gegen eine D80 getauscht. Jetzt kann ich mit meinem Phoptoshop CS die RAW Bilder nicht öffnen. Mache ich etwas falsch?
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