PSE 8 for Mac won't Install; running Snow Leopard 10.6.2

Hi,
When PSE 8 was released for the Mac, I bought a copy from Amazon. I am running Snow Leopard 10.6.2 on two 24" iMacs and one MBP 15.3. The Adobe installer would hang about three quarters through the installation. I'm running PSE 6 for Mac without a problem. I returned the software to Amazon without a problem.
A month or two later I downloaded a trial version from Adobe's web site thinking perhaps the DVD I had gotten from Amazon was possibly defective. Nope. Same problem trying the trial version. It just hung about three quarters through the install on all three machines.
I'm running Photoshop Extended CS 3 with Snow Leopard and have no problems.
What gives?
Thanks,
Linnie K

Hi,
I wouldn't know. The first copy I bought from Amazon and returned. The second one was downloaded from your web site as a trial and I removed all the bits and pieces after killing an hour with the installer. I didn't think I could download the trial version a second time.
I'm using a Mac with Snow Leopard 10.6.2. My Photoshop Extended CSS3 and PSE 6 work just fine. I'm afraid that if I deleted all you had suggested, I would have trouble reinstalling the two apps I just mentioned. From what I've read on various forums,, Mac users (not all) are still having difficulty installing PSE 8.
BTW, this is the only app I've had any problem installing on my system. I deliberately waited for v. 10.6.2 to install the newer OS as there were earlier incompatibilities.
Thanks,
Linnie
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