E-MU Proteus Pack for Dim LE Installation question

First off, let me inform everyone of an amazing deal, available here:

http://www.digitalsoundfactory.com/deal_of_month.p hp


It's 6 E-MU Proteus packs in one bundle for only $99.00! Proteus 2000, Mo Phatt, Virtuoso, Planet Earth, PX-7 Drums and Extreme Lead 1 all together.
So I bought them and DL-ed, thought I was following the instructions, and Dim LE won't see the folder. I copied it into both the Multisamples folder and the Programs folder. Dim acts like it's not even there. Anybody already have this product? Can you help? I know I must be doing some simple thing wrong.

btw, I think this is only available til Sunday. ----

OK, got the folder to show up in the browser, thanks. When I try to open a program, it gives me "Multisample Not Found - Carney.sfz" or whatever the multisample is called. I try to open the sample itself, and get "Error Uncompressing Program Data - Program Load Failed". Weird.

Worked. Thanks! Now I guess I'll need to upgrade to Dim Pro since there's no ASDR envelopes in DIM LE - I like looong release pads.

It's 6 E-MU Proteus packs in one bundle for only $99.00! Proteus 2000, Mo Phatt, Virtuoso, Planet Earth, PX-7 Drums and Extreme Lead 1 all together.

That IS a pretty good deal--especially considering Cakewalk is offering those same packs for $20 each right now. That would be $120 for the entire set, if you bought it from Cakewalk.

Sounds good. Of course, now I'm thinking, "Why not spend the extra $120.00 to get the full Sonar PE 8.5 and have EVERYTHING".

Went ahead and upgraded. 8.5 PE is on it's way.

For $69, that's an even better deal.

Unfortunately, Cakewalk STILL can't seem to fix the price on the full set for "new customers". They're charging $149 for all six packs, even though 6 X 19.99=119.94. There's a $30 difference that CW still hasn't accounted for, unless they're charging new customers for Dimension LE. (The Web site says you get Dim LE and 500 sounds for free though, so I don't know what they're doing.)

Keep in mind that you'll have to tweak these a bit: they sound good, but they don't all take advantage of Dimension's power. Out of the box they all won't necessarily sound like their Proteus counterparts. They're good sounds though, and for what amounts to $11.50 each, you'll have a ton of new sounds.

And I don't know why the Morpheus was never sampled, either. I asked about that a few months ago, but no one seems to know why.

Did you install it to the Dim LE multi samples / progs folders, or the Dim Pro?

Techead, I did a default install of the E-MU pack for Dimension Pro.  I noticed that it installed automatically to the 64 bit version and not the 32bit version.  Useful to know for those with both versions on their system.