Can't install runtime on OSX 10.5.5

OSX 10.5.5
- Have tried to organize languages
- Latest AIR-release from adobe.com, 1.5
- No responce or UI when launching installer
- Can't find any logs in console
- this is the airinstall.log:
quote:
Performing runtime install UI SWF load is complete UI
initialized starting user confirmation Installation type: new begin
quitting error in stateQuitting: [ErrorEvent type="error"
bubbles=false cancelable=false eventPhase=2 text="Unhandled
exception TypeError: Error #1009" errorID=1009]
I really really need this to work.
Appreciate your time.
Jesper

You do not have to downgrade and then reinstall Lion:
Easy way is repairing the Lion from the recovery partition:
http://idevicedaily.com/mac-tips-how-to-repair-disks-or-reinstall-os-x-lion-with out-install-disc-using-lion-recovery/
Another possibility is using Pacifist App to delete and install Safari.

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giovedì 10 febbraio 2011 12.50.55 Europe/Rome
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Message was edited by: ermerto

Well, I run the script but the error still remain.
So I read the topic suggested by Xenus989898 (this one http://forums.adobe.com/thread/782927?tstart=0) where you told to check the /Library/Frameworks/Adobe AIR.framework folder
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