In Contribute CS3, using MacBookPro with Snow Leopard HELP locked

I am using Contribute CS3 and I can connect to site, but when I get into the edit screen whenever I click anywhere, I get the rainbow spiral and it literally takes 20 to 30 minutes to stop.  then when I click again to do something it starts again and I can't ever make any changes.  It says I also have an unpublished document but when I click on the "unpublished document" hot words, I go into spiral again.  what can I do?   I am on a MacBook Pro with snow Leopard.

That error is NOT because of the activation. That's a separate issue.
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/401/kb401528.html
Bob

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