Problem importing .ai or psd file

Hello,
I need help.
I downloaded the trial version of Adobe Flash Catalyst Beta on my 2 Apple computers, Imac and Macbook, and I obtain the same error on both, when I try to import an .ai or .psd file (very simple files) :
"Failed to execute runnable (java.lang.AbstractMethodError:org.apache.xerces.dom.Elementlmpl.setTextContent(Ljava/lan g/String;)V)
Then, the application jam".
Then, the application quit.
I usualy work on theses computers, with classics applications (Adobe, Quark, Microsoft).
Thank you
Olivier

Hi Olivier,
Fyi, I have reported the exact same problem some weeks ago:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/453493
I guess it has something to do with us running a french Mac OS...
After many re-installs, I gave up and successfully installed it on my (english) Windows XP system.
If only we had the option to install Catalyst in english, this might solve or problem (or not).

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