Using CS3 with Nikon Raw Files from D700 and Mountain Lion

I changed my hard disc as there was a problem. I was quite happily using mountain lion to read raw files in CS3 before re-installing and now I cannot read the raw NEFF files in Photoshop CS3. Help please.

Sounds as if that's a Photoshop problem - I have no problems with Photoshop CS6 (I upgraded from CS3 when I bought my new Mac). You might want to head over to the Adobe Photoshop discussion boards and post your problem there - http://forums.adobe.com/community/photoshop - I'm not totally sure that all CS3 apps are compatible with Mountain Lion. Roaring Apps says that Photoshop CS3 is compatible with both Lion and ML.
Have you tried using iPhoto to import the RAW NEFF files? Try that as a backup method - but get in touch with the Adobe Forum first.
Good luck,
Clinton

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