Run software in older version of OSX?

I have a CD of a video tutorial program that runs fine on my older (2.33 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo) MBP with 10.4.11, but won't work on my new (3.06 GHz C2D) MBP running 10.6.2
Any ideas for how to problem-solve getting the software to run on my new MBP?

Thomas,
if their:
I have a CD of a video tutorial program that runs fine on my older (2.33 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo) MBP with 10.4.11
it doesn't need Classic. Because a MacBook Pro can't run Classic.
Thus the reason for something not to be compatible with 10.6, while it is compatible with 10.4.11 must have something else the matter other than Classic compatibility. Usually it means it may needs either Rosetta or 32 bit computing. Sometimes though it might need to be upgraded for driver compatibility for Snow Leopard.
32 bit applications may fail to work in Snow Leopard, if either the System Preferences, or the application itself is set for 64 bit mode. Go to Applications and click once on System preferences. Select Get Info, and check if 32 bit or 64 bit is checked. If 64 bit is unchecked, it is running in 32 bit mode. Same for the tutorial application.
If we had the name of the video tutorial application, we could probably tell you which of these it might require. Or you could contact the author of the tutorial program.
See my user tip about Rosetta & Classic:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2176255&tstart=0

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