CS3 - Main panel missing!

Hi. I installed Premiere CS3. I used it once, but the next time I tried to open a new project (with customized options) and the main panel in Premiere disappeared! I mean the panel in wich you can put the videos and the sound. What happened?
Bye
Giulio

If Premiere acts funny trash your prefereces by holding shift+ctrl+alt when opening Premiere.

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