Installing DW8 from update disk

Recently I had to reformat my wifes computer, Everything was
backed up. And in that process I have gotten all but Dreamweaver to
work. I cannot seem to get DW8 to install from the update disk. I
am using OSX 10.4.6.
Before I reformatted this disk, I did the DW8 update without
a problem. As I recall, I was using DW3 that ran on OS9.
Can this be an issue that i will have to reload OS9 to make
DW8 work?
I tried calling Adobe about 4:45 PST and when 5 pm came they
cut off the phones. I really liked that alot.
Anyhow, any insite to get this to work would be nice.
Jim Rich

Try installing the original DW what ever version you have, if
that works
then you can probably update to 8 from there.
Dave
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> Recently I had to reformat my wifes computer, Everything
was backed up.
And in
> that process I have gotten all but Dreamweaver to work.
I cannot seem to
get
> DW8 to install from the update disk. I am using OSX
10.4.6.
> Before I reformatted this disk, I did the DW8 update
without a problem.
As I
> recall, I was using DW3 that ran on OS9.
> Can this be an issue that i will have to reload OS9 to
make DW8 work?
>
> I tried calling Adobe about 4:45 PST and when 5 pm came
they cut off the
> phones. I really liked that alot.
>
> Anyhow, any insite to get this to work would be nice.
>
> Jim Rich
>

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