Lost pictures in Adobe Photoshop Starter 3.0

I have not used my Adobe Photoshop Starter 3.0 in years. H doqwn loaded pictures from my didital camera, and they downloaded to Adobe. I try to open Adobe on my desktop, and a cover registeration form popped up.So I registered, and was sent an email saying that it had been dixcontinued. And that I could get them by em\ntering Photoshop.com I did, and Got a ID, and passwort to enter. when I entered, There were not pictures there???? How do I get my pictures back??? I am using my PC with Windows 2000 Professionsl!!
Bill

Hi chefbill,
See if this helps:
(your pictures are on your computer)
The path for windows xp should get you somewhere in right area: (the My Computer shortcut on your desktop)
C:\Documents and Settings\[User Name]\My Documents\My Pictures\Adobe\Digital Camera Photos
Or look in the My Documents folder on your desktop if you never removed the shortcut.
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/multi/photoshop-album-starter-edition-support.html

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