Photos locked in discontinued, unsupported edition of Photoshop

Was uploading photos from Iphone; they were sent erroneously to Photo Album Starter Edition Edition 3.2, instead of My Documents. Cannot retrieve them due to: deadline to register has passed, they are locked in & (again) too late to get an unlock code, and that edition is ineligible for an upgrade. Registry window pops up when site opens and will not let me do anything on the site. When prompted whether or not I wanted to delete photos from my Iphone I clicked "NO", and photos were deleted anyway. Also, tech support will not help me in any way, stating that edition was no longer supported by Adobe...he gave me this site. Can anyone help me with this issue?

This document might help.
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/870/cpsid_87065.html
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