Help with connect Encore Library files

I have Encore CS4 and CS5, but when I open them there is nothing in the library and am unab
le to access Resource Central. I see the Encore files under C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Encore CS4 . Is there anyway to connect to it?
Thanks!

In that Path, do you have the files, sort of like this:
Note: that folder structure is for Adobe EncoreDVD 2.0, plus I have an extra folder, or two, but yours should look very similar. That would mean that the installation of the content is good.
Seems that there was a fairly recent thread about Library Content not showing, but cannot recall the details, or the solution right now. I'll see if I can locate that, to refresh my memory.
Good luck,
Hunt

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