Opening .NEF files in Bridge and converting them to .jpeg files for Photoshop CS3

I currently have CS3 on one of my computers, and CS2 on my other. I cannot open my .NEF files into Photoshop, even after I try to convert them through image processor. It tells me that it cannot be done. On one of my computers, I cannot even open the images in Bridge. I know that my programs are outdated. Do I need to download something to make it all compatible and begin to work?

Which Nikon camera are the NEF files from?

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Every time Firefox opened
== I finally gave up trying to keep netscape due to all the ridiculess popups and continued reminders from you saying i had to switch over

You have or had an extension installed (Ant.com Toolbar) that has changed the user agent from Firefox/3.6.3 to Firefox/3.0.12.
You can see the Firefox version at the top and the user agent at bottom of the "Help > About" window (Mac: Firefox > About Mozilla Firefox).
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Filter: '''general.useragent'''
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Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter : For Macintosh : Adobe DNG Converter 9.0
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