I'm not able to upgrade my Mac to itunes 10.5. Keep getting message "Run pre upgrade script for apple mobile device support" any help please?

Hi I'm not able to upgrade my Mac OS X 10.5.8 to itunes 10.5 Keep getting message "the following install failed. run pre upgrade script for apple mobile device support" contact software manufacture for assistance. any help please?

Did you ever figure out the problem? "Contact Software Manufacturer"?? That sounds ominous... I've got the same issue and I'm pretty durn aggravated right about now....
Thanks!

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