Reading Photo's from CD-R TDK Disk

Hi to Anyone,
I was sent some photo's on a TDK CD-R 700MB disk. I can view most of the photo's but there is one folder that won't open for reason's I cannot figure out. I am not 100% savy with my IMac yet, but continue learning. The message I keep getting was "Choose an Application to open". I tried several places and ended up picking Adobe, which was probably incorrect right? Anyway, I get a new message saying cannot open either because the items were previously emailed, disk damaged or cannot read program. Can you help me?. Where should I have attempted to open in?
Sincerely,
Debbie R.

This question was a duplicate of an answered question by Thomas Bryant. I didn't realize it was the same until I re-viewed it again. Please considered this answered with the connecting question: "Problem w/Reading Photo's from CD"
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