Reinstall Golive 8.01 (Upgrade/ download) to iMac 10.6.3

How can I reinstall Golive from my old iMac 10.4.11 to the new one 10.6.3?
I copied GL from the application folder, but after starting it tells me:
"Bei einer erforderlichen Programmbibliothek wurde ein Fehler erkannt; die Anwendung kann nicht weiter ausgeführt werden. Installieren Sie die Anwendung neu. (-8)"
"With a required program library, an error is detected, the application can not continue running. Install the application again. (-8)."
I have only an old GL 6.0 on CD, but my 8.0 files cannot be opened with this.
So what can I do?
FW

FMarflow wrote:
I copied GL from the application folder, but after starting it tells me:
That is not always a good idea. Running the installer is better.
ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/golive/mac/
Tryout versions are here. These accept serial numbers to become full versions. I do not know how they behave as upgrades.
You're probably better off keeping your old iMac to run GoLive. As you introduce newer hardware and operating systems, more quirks may appear in GoLive. GoLive was never intended for Intel processors or Snow Leopard.

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