Adobe generates internal error

Adobe Lightroom 3 generates an internal error when adjusting the fill light settings on a picture where previous 'Auto-Tone' command has been executed upon. See screen shot for error message:
Within Lightroom 2 (I used 2.7) this error message never occured. Anyone experiences similar type of problem?

http://forums.adobe.com/message/2895076

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Hi,
i'm italian so i don't speak english very well XD
I've got i problem, i downloaded dreamweaver CS3, flash
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Andre Design escribió:
> Hi,
> i'm italian so i don't speak english very well XD
> I've got i problem, i downloaded dreamweaver CS3, flash
professional CS3 and
> photoshop CS3. I want to try their so
> I tried to install their but when I try to do this
appears this message:
> Error installation, we could not continue. Contact
Service Adobe.
> Internal Error 2739
>
> What can I do? Please save me! XCXD
>
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