Error in DW5 on Using Insert-HTML-Special Characters-

I'm getting an error which stops the process and reads:
The following JavaScript error(s) occurred: Unable to open the script file "C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Dreamweaver CS5\Configuration\Objects\characters\jrtextformat.js" (error2).
How do I fix this? Thanks.
I'm using a 64-bit windows 7 system, DW version 11 build 4993. If I need to just replace the js file, where do I get it?
Jeff

Hi, already did and they don't work. I have a big project coming up,
will probably uninstall after I finish. Thank you.
Question: exactly which version of Java should I be using? This is a
64-bit system.
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