60 FPS Project in CS3?

Hi all,
So, no doubt I'm new to all this. I just bought a copy of Adobe Premiere Pro CS3.
I'm looking to make a super, super speedy slideshow. I've already modified my settings so that each photo imported only takes 1 frame. However, right now I'm only sitting at 29 fps. I was wondering if there was any way that I could either...
a.) Download presets to allow me to create a new project at 60 fps.
b.) Use some .prpreset files that I found to create a preset with the ability to create a new project at 60 fps.
c.) Get another version of Adobe Premiere that allows this function.
Thank you in advance!
-Mike

You can't. You need FCP to work in a 59.94fps sequence. Conforming outside of FCE to reduce the frame rate can be done, or the media can be converted to 29.97.

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