Can't Install purchased version PSE6 (mac)

Having run the pse6 trial I then purchased it. I uninstalled the trail best I could, I couldn't find any uninstall program in utilities or anywhere else. When I try to install I get an error message "Critical errors were found in setup - Incompatible payloads already installed Please see the Setup log file for details." Any ideas please? I have searched and deleted any reference i can find that appertains to the previous trial I had installed. Thanks.

geoff one way to locate the uninstaller file is to navigate to the location below using the Finder window:
\Applications\Utilities\Adobe Installers\
Inside this adobe installers, if you can see the Adobe Photoshop Elements 6, then that is what you use to uninstall the program. Otherwise, you will have to use the Adobe CS3 Clean Script and then use Clean Up Level 3 to get rid of all the files.

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Date: Fri, 17 Jul 2009 16:37:28 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: can't install flash player on Mac OSX version 10.4.11
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Message was edited by: Jeff Little

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