Way off topic ACR

Hi
I realise this is way off track but I can't find a solution anywhere. When I start up bridge and try to go to camera Raw I get told editing is not enabled.
I've searched the web abd it seems to be a well know issue but in the Bridge, photoshop or ACR forums there is no solution listed.
Has anyone else had this with the wen premium suite and found a solution?
thanks
Ian

A quick Google search found this: http://photo.net/digital-darkroom-forum/00RmXR.

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>
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