Application DVD won't install

I just sold my MacBook Pro 2011 Early Edition. And I have erased my hard drive and just finished installing Snow Leopard and now I am ready to install the Applications DVD. It is giving me a error before being able to launch it. There are no scratches on the DVD, for this is the first time that I have removed it from its envolope.
Can I get a Disk Image ?? so that I can burn my own DVD??
Once installed, I want to install 10.8.3
But before I do that, I need to have the applications installed.

Mac OS version 10.6.7
Disc version 1.1
Is the First Install Disk
and the Application that came with the unit
is Disc Version 1.0
2Z691-6758-A
I never used both disk, it was still in the black envolope that came with the computer.

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Also, the disc is clean - no scratches or anything..

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