I dont get to reinstall Premiere Pro CS4. I ve log file here! Help me Pls!

Hi, I m trying to reinstall premiere pro cs4 but it shows a screen saying:
Critical errors were found in setup for Adobe Premiere Pro CS4:
- Incompatible payloads already installed
Please see the Setup log file for details. Click Quit to exit Setup.
the log file is here: http://bit.ly/cZx8jI
I ve installed photoshop, fireworks and dreamweaver (CS4) separately.
How can I solve this problem pls!
email: [email protected]
Ty!

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Help me! I dont get to reinstall Premiere Pro CS4!

Hi, I m trying to reinstall premiere pro cs4 but it shows a screen saying:
Critical errors were found in setup for Adobe Premiere Pro CS4:
- Incompatible payloads already installed
Please see the Setup log file for details. Click Quit to exit Setup.
the log file is here: http://bit.ly/cZx8jI
or attached, named premiere.txt
I ve installed photoshop, fireworks and dreamweaver (CS4) separately.
How can I solve this problem pls!
Ty!

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Thanks guys, I'll take it from there.
Terry Lee Martin
Date: Wed, 2 Sep 2009 17:15:26 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: How do you get Premiere Pro CS4 frames into Photoshop
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