How toTransfer photos from Photoshop Starter 3.2 edition to Photoshop Family

I have been using Photoshop Album Starter trial Edition 3.2 for a few years, then recently I have been getting an Adobe registering form pop up which i completed so I could unlock and access my photos. An email was sent only to say that the version Photoshop Starter 3.2 was no long in use and that I should try the Photoshop Family edition.
My problem now is how do I check and then copy/transfer all my pictures from one version to another.
Can someone enlighten me as we are trying to retrieve the photos of our 1st children 1st year.
Coljam1

Hi Bill, after a long rest I'm having another go! I first want to say thank you for your 2010 explanation about audio tracks (mono and stereo and so I understand the odd behaviour now!)I also much appreciate your non judgmental attitude with your help. (If we were all very smart we would not need such forum! But I understand some of us can be rather frustrating to others!) I hope it won't be too big a sin to ask here (the lounge) why my time line exported as a media that ends up an Avi file will not play the video part on MS Windows Player but is ok when re imported in PP(cs4). I tried to ask the question in different ways to the community but it returns nothing. It's not a big deal but would be better if it did play. Thanks again MM

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