Where does Fireworks install?

I've installed the CS3 premium design package, and can't find
fireworks. Where is it, or how do I launch it?

> I've installed the CS3 premium design package
Terminology is crucial when discussing Adobe Suites. You have
to be accurate
Have you in fact installed CS3 Design Premium or CS3.3 Design
Premium?
CS3 Design Premium did not ship with Fireworks.
CS3 Web Premium, CS3 Web Standard and CS3.3 Design Premium
have Fireworks.
Regards
John Waller

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