Bento won't open after upgrading to Snow Leopard?

Bento will not open since installing / upgrading to Snow Leopard 10.6 -- just simply tries to start up and quits immediately. Any suggestions other than trashing the existing application and restoring / reinstalling from my original software discs that came with my new Mac Book Pro laptop? It was working just fine prior to upgrading to Snow Leopard yesterday.

Download the updated version of Bento to use the application with Snow Leopard. This should fix the problem!

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