Nikon Support for raw

I have a Nikon D 50 and and confused as to whether I can open raw files with Photoshop Elements 4.0 for Mac. On the list of cameras supported there's an asterisk for Nikon. Do I need to buy the Nikon software for raw to open in PE?
Here's the note for Nikon in the camera's supported list:
*The file encryption found in some Nikon raw formats has caused some users to question the level of cooperation between Nikon and Adobe in providing solutions for raw processing. Get more information about Nikon's and Adobe's joint commitment to our common customer needs.

I have Mac 4.0 and a Nikon D200.
NIKON RAW support is fantastic for this very inexpensive program. They give you a terrific plug-in to pull in the files and make adjustments, then convert to .jpg for editing. Please note that is the way it works; you open the file first with the plug-in and do your preliminary adjustments (white balance for example) then open in PS to fine tune and enhance.
iPhoto doesn't support the D200 yet so this helped a lot.
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