CS6 is not recognizing my PNG files

Hi Everyone,
I cnanot find a PNG forum for the life of me and I cannot open any of my PNG files in CS6. Where do I go for that question? Can someone please point me in the right forum??
Thanks!
Angela

Thanks Curt Y. (I am logged in now as a different person for some reason.. not sure where my previous user name appeared..) In any case, I looked in Bridge and the PNG is not listed under anything.. as if it were wiped out from Adobe completely. Why is that? What could have caused that? The picture itself is visible in Bridge and in mini bridge but I cannot open it no matter how hard I try.

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