Transferring notes/grades from CS5 to photoshop element 10

Hello,
I own CS5 and just purchased photoshop element 10.
I have a question concerning how to transfer notes/grades from CS5 to photoshop element 10 ?
For example, in CS 5, I have given a 5 star grade to a picture. However, when I open photoshop element 10, this grade doesn't show up. Would you know how to transfer it so that I don't have to re-grade all the pict in PE10.
thanks in advance and best regards,
Pascal

Barbara - thank you for this tip. I did so, and ended up with this
message: "This catalog is from an older version of Elements and is
currently not supported on the Mac platform. Please create a new catalog
and then import your media files." It goes on to indicate that I may be
able to get membership services through Photoshop.com. . .but I'm wondering
if you have any advice on the first suggestion, that is - specifically how
to create a new catalog and then import media files?
Thanks again!

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