Installed on new mac & wont work

I installed cs3 creative suite on my new mac. Photoshop opens but I get an error messagel that it can't connect to Adobe... so the program thinks it isn't registered...but it is.
I really need this resolved quickly!!!!!!!

Are you trying to Register cs3 (optional and not required) or Activate cs3 (required)?

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El 14/05/2009, a las 8:48, IrishAIRMax <[email protected]> escribió:
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I have to say that I'm loving the picture! well cool!
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Sorry but I don't quiet understand. I thought AIR did the updating
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Can AIR link to anything more than a database on the server side
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Thank you so much for your last comment!
IrishAIRMax
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