GoLive CS2 Linguistic Library

Hola
I was checking my spelling in GoLive CS2 and it came an error ms. that said
"The Adobe Linguistic Library could not be loaded.
Please make sure that the Adobe Lingustic Library is installed properly"
Where can I find this?
Thanks

Thanks to all
I read all about the Linguistic Library but still cannot fix it.
I think that Nate it's right.
Thanks

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> When did Adobe get like MicroSoft?
No such company name as MicroSoft.
> All the files seem to be there, except my old Templates,
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> Running OS 10.4.9
>
> I am so angry. >
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near the end, and
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except my old
> Templates,
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>
> 1. What's the cure?
> 2. Is there another way to import the site?
>
> Thanks so much.
>
> Note: I am running the Trial, until I can determine that
I can make the
> transition). Adobe says that the extension is not
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