Lightroom Photoshop edit - link lost

Hi guys - since I upgraded to Photoshop CS3, I've lost the ability to right-click and "Edit in Photoshop CS3". Simply nothing happens.
I'm scared to reinstall Lightroom because I don't want to loose what I'm working on.
Anyone help please?

Dave/Don,
Having the same prob myself. Am running XP SP2, CS3. Tried the LR beta back when I had CS2, then un-installed both CS2 and LR Beta when I installed CS3 a month ago. Installed LR this week, in prefs/external editor it says Photoshop not found. Have set the additional editor to the CS3 ps.exe location and it works fine. Not a solution though, I need that for another noise reduction program.
Suspect somewhere in the registry there is still a pointer to the old CS2 location. Looked but couldn't find it.
Ideas?
Brian Scott

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Il giorno 26 Jul 2014, alle ore 00:13, andrea farioli <[email protected]> ha scritto:
Buongiorno, dopo aver scaricato la versione di prova qualche mese fa, due giorni fa ho acquistato il pacchetto lightroom photoshop CC . Purtroppo quando cerco di aprire photoshop mi viene richiesto il numero di serie. Come posso procedere?
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