Elements 8 - Mac OS10.6 Photomerge Panorama Problem

When I click on the File>New>Photomerge Panorama an error message "JavaScript code was missing" appears. And Photomerge Panorama will not open. I have uninstalled and reinstalled PSE8 but the problem persists.

No. I did ask Adobe Support and they said it was a problem with the operating system. Which to me is a dead end. Hopefully somebody out there can figure out what and where the JavaScript file Elements is looking for and tell the rest of us.
Sorry for not having an answer. Good luck on your quest.

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