Error Message on Mac Installation of Studio 8 "Flash Player" could not be launched

When I try to install Studio 8 on a new MacBook with Mac OS/X software, I get the following error message:
"Flash Player" could not be launched because of a shared library error <Flash Carbon Player>
Please help me get past this. Thanks.

What version of Mac OS X? Be aware that Studio 8 is quite old and may not be supported on later versions of Mac OS X. In fact the reference to <Flash Carbon Player> suggests this, as Carbon is being deprecated (it was a way to bridge the old pre-mac os x codebases and bring them over to Mac OS X). It may be time to upgrade/update your software.

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