Dreamweaver 3 site settings - import to cs4?

Crazy, I know it - but I was working with Dreamweaver 3 until my computer crashed. Now I have CS4 and want my old sites back. I have a back up of the registry files but how would I get these settins into CS4?

If your site files exist (they do not live within Dreamweaver, they are in your file structure on the computer), Go into CS4 and Define the sites again.
If you do not have the files locally, but they are on the server, Define the sites again and bring down ("GET") a copy of each site to your local computer.
The definition does not hold the site, it only tells Dreamweaver where the site is and what files it consists of.
I trust you have all the remote access information stored carefully in a notebook somewhere off the computer...
I do not have experience running two (or more) versions of DW on the same computer at the same time. I would suggest that might confuse the situation.
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The site definitions are stored in the Windows Registry. Tell
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your profile back so you can at least EXPORT those
definitions, or bill them
for your time to recreate them....
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