CS2, canon 40D and 3.7 updates

I'm having trouble opening a CR2 file in bridge.
I have a 40D
CS2
and have downloaded updates for camera raw 3.7.
They are in the correct file.
When I try to open my RAW file in photoshop CS2, this is what it says,
"Could not complete your request because it is not the correct file type"
can anyone help please?

Leanne,
I don't remember what version of ACR was the earliest one to support your camera.
If your camera is not supported by ACR 3.7, then you must convert your raw files to DNG files first. For that purpose, you need to download and run the free Adobe DNG Converter version 5.2. It's a stand-alone application that does not need any version of Photoshop to run at all, so it doesn't have to match your version of ACR.
ACR 3.7 is definitely the last version that will run in CS2.

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jpcullen wrote:
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