TS3519 Library/Application Support/Aperture folder problem

I have Aperture 3 upgrade from Aperture 2. When I originally installed the upgrade for version 3, there was a small problem in that I had upgraded to version 2 from the version 2 trial; Aperture 3 did not accept the version 2 serial number for some internal reason. I contacted Apple and they supplied a valid serial number to allower version 3 to install as an upgrade. That's the back story.
Just recently, I tried to install a plug in (aperture to zenfolio) in the Application Support/Aperture/Plug-Ins/Export folder, but my machine did not have that folder. I was told I could create that set of nested folders and then install the plug in. Somehow though, I changed a permission setting on that set of folders and Aperture is asking for the current serial number and a valid serial number for the upgrade. I've tried both serial numbers for the version 2 software, but version 3 does not accept either. I am at wits end and I don't want to reinstall Aperture since I'm concerned that a lot of the presets might disappear.
Any thoughts?

and you know this because spotlight could not find it?
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