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From: Hellman on 18 Jun 2008 00:29
On Jun 8, 6:00 am, Calum <com.gm...(a)scottishwildcat.nospam> wrote:
> Which were what?  Any chance you could post some screenshots somewhere
> so we can see what you're seeing?

Thanks to you all for your help. I figured it out and am posting the
solution in case anyone else runs into the same problem. I'm not
posting screen shots because they are likely to disappear at some
point and I can describe the situation well enough now.

When I put in the CD, Finder opens a new window labeled Adobe
Photoshop Elements 6, with a large camera icon at the top left.
Clicking or double clicking on that does nothing.

There are also smaller icons below the large one, and I think double
clicking on the first one, also labeled Adobe Photoshop Elements 6,
got me to the Setup.app file, but cannot duplicate it because it's now
installed. But, for sure, you can get to the required Setup.app by
choosing the CD in the finder, and then going to Adobe Photoshop
Elements 6 folder/Setup.app. Double clicking on Setup.app does the
installation, but that is far from just "follow the on screen
instructions." While it worked, I was a bit worried about choosing a
Setup app that was not in the root directory of the CD and am not sure
why Adobe sets it up this way.

Hoping this helps someone else.

Martin
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