Premiere elements 2.0 = créer un menu

Bonjour,
Lors de l'achat d'un caméscope Sony j'ai obtenu un DVD première elements 2.0.
Je viens de l’installer et j'ai réalisé plusieurs projets. Mais lorsque je souhaite créer un DVD avec menu cela m'est impossible. Si je coche la cas "appliquer un modèle de DVD avec menu" je n'ai aucun thème qui apparaît.
J'ai pourtant bien dans "programmefiles" le fichier" DVD templates/component"
Quelle procédure doit je faire pour pouvoir réaliser des menus ?
Merci

En effet, Elements 2 a été écrit alors que Windows 7 n'existait pas.
Tous les dossiers ne se trouvent pas à la même place entre ces deux systèmes d'exploitation, cela est peut-être à l'origine du problème.

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No. Did they charge you $40 for that "corrupt menu" diagnosis?
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Add On...I did not see the exchanges between us and SG until after I had posted mine. I thought that your discussions were concluded. Please excuse the interruption.

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