ARD 3.6 not launching under mountain lion?

I updated to mountain lion - 10.8.  ARD 3.6 will open but no windows respond and/or any and all menu commands are completely ignored. i.e. meaning the program launches and displays menus at top of my screen but selecting any command or drop down (scanner / lists etc...) results in absolutely nothing.  I have no idea how to fix or reinstall since I purchased from apple before app store app.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
2 x 3.2 Ghz Quad Core intel Xeon (mac pro tower)
18 GB Ram
OSX 10.8

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