CS3 Bridge Shows only NEF Thumbnails from D300S Images

I have CS3 and have been trying to get larger than thumbnail images in Bridge from my Nikon NEF raw files from my new D300S. Is there a raw update and how do I install it? Sorry to be so dumb. Thanks for your help. Jerome

Purge the cache for the offending folder(s) through the Tools menu in Bridge.

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Although HP does not support Photoshop, I was able to find something that might help; How to Convert RGB to CMYK in Photoshop.
If you can print from other programs without any issue, then you might consider contacting Adobe for help adjusting your color settings further.
You can also use the following document to ensure the printer is not at fault; Fixing Print Quality Problems for the HP ENVY 5640, 5660, 7640 and Officejet 5740, 8040 e-All-in-One....
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