Elements 8 and Camera raw

I have installed elements 8 on my Dell Inspiron mini and that works well. However I use a nikon D90 and am saving files in NEF format, in order to uwe this format I loaded Camera Raw and installed the files as indicated on the web site.
When I try to load a NEF file it is still loading dirtecty into Elements and not using tyhe camera raw plugin. Has any one had the same problem and if so how did you overcome it.
Help

Paige,
With PSE 8, Adobe dopped the minimum screen requirements from 768 high to 576 high. It appears that to meet those requirements, Adobe took a shortcut in at least two instances:
- When ACR is invoked, rather than showing the normal ACR editing window, it does the equivalent of the ACR Open Image command, opening the image directly in the Editor.
- The Advanced Dialog window of the Adobe Photo Downloader is not available.
I've seen no mention of these limitations in any Adobe literature. See these posts for more details:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/2358011#2358011
http://forums.adobe.com/message/2358002#2358002
I wonder if there are other undocumented limitations in functionality when running on short screens.

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