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I hadn't heard of PS Extended Edition - so I looked it up! It seems strange that the "Extended" version of CS4 would be missing that key feature! I'll let some of the PS gurus clarify that issue.
For me, I use LightRoom to edit my RAW files.
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It should allow it. I have that version myself...
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Oh, duh! I just realized that have the Extended version too!!
I just double checked, and it opens my Canon .CR2 files fine - via a converter/import dialog.
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You might have to set the preferences to open the RAW files in Adobe Camera Raw instead of right into PS. There is an option for it.
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