HELP! _Application Icon in the trash bin mishap.

Accidentally dropped my FCP 6 app Icon(package) in the trash bin (dont ask), put it back where it belongs and I can no longer open FCP.
I get a basic 'unepectedly quit.." error message.
My FCP studio is an upgrade package, and I cant seem to reinstall the software (install options greyed out).
I already ran FC Rescue to no avail.
What else can I do?
FCP Studio 2
MacOS 10.4.1
MacPro 2x3G quad core,
AJA Kona

But you do have the original installation disks, don't you? Which part of the Installer dialogue is greyed out?

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