Adobe Audition 3.0 (R6025 error on Windows 7)

I'm an Adobe Audition 3.0 user (on Windows 7). Yesterday the multitrack portion of my Audition program completely stopped working. I started getting the "to continue working where you left off, restart Audition" (R6025 errors). I went into the Documents and Settings folder and renamed the 3.0 folder in hopes that action would remove any corrupted files. That didn't work. I then reinstalled the disk in repair mode. Still didn't work. Finally I did the nuclear option of uninstalling Audition and reinstalling. That still won't let me access the multitrack function. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.

I strongly suggest - in fact this is probably the only thing you can do at this point - that you have a look at the FAQ here, and do exactly what it says.

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