Lightroom 5 Upgrade Problem (Yosemite?)

Hey there,
I just bought a new Mac and installed my Lightroom 3 without a problem. When I tried to install the Lightroom 5 upgrade (from a DVD), the installing process also seemed to work without any problem, but Lightroom 5 did not appear anywhere.
Could this be a Yosemite issue? And if so: What can I do?
Thanks in advance!
Nadine

Calmc what error message do you receive when you try to open Photoshop Lightroom? Also which operating system are you using?
Also if you wish to download a copy of Lightroom 5 you can download the installation files from http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=photoshop_lightroom&promoid&promoid=DT EML. You will be prompted to enter your serial number when you open the software.

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