Downloading cs5 on new mac pro

I am trying to download the trial of cs5 to my new mac pro.  I downloaded and installed the newest flash and Adobe Air, yet when I click to install the download manager nothing happens...?

Do you receive any error messages?  Which version of Mac OS are you using?  Are you able to sign into the Adobe Download Assistant?
Alternately you can utilize http://forums.adobe.com/thread/981369 to download the install files directly.

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