Mac OS 10.5.6 Can't update CS3 I created a Specific Volume to Adobe

Hi, anyone can help me?
I created a specific Volume for Adobe software, and then installed CS3. But, the thing is that when I tried to run the updates, but seems impossible to adobe updater to see that I've installed CS3 on another volume. Can I fix this or I have to uninstall CS3 and then install again on the main volume?
Thanks

Ricardo,
Don't create a special folder or volume. Don't move the folders. Don't rename the folders. Let Adobe install install its software at its defaults. If you must have the software in a different location, create and use aliases instead. Or put your Adobe apps in the Dock. That is the probably the most reliable way to install, update and manage Adobe apps.
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