Elements 4.0: run postflight script fails

I ALMOST successfully built Elements 4.0 as root on Mac OS 10.5.6 (CPU PPC G5). Near end of build, I see "missing file" then "cannot run postflight script".
Any ideas? Thanks.

SysAdmInMaine wrote:
Thank you, Ramon. I chose the category "Photoshop on Mac." What do Mac users posting here use?
The full version of Photoshop, as in CS4, CS3, etc. That's why there is a dedicated Photoshop Elements forum elsewhere.

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