adobe cs6

Hi everyone, I feel I should be able to work this one out myself, but can't get my head around it. I have a reliable old MacBook Pro (17" mid-2010, hotted up a bit). I'm still using Yosemite as I'd heard my Abode CS6 software would have problems with all newer OS. Now however I really need to...

Hello, Long time lurker, first time poster... After my 2012 MBP bit the dust last year I've been using workarounds on a 2016 MBP as my main work machine. I've been using Adobe CS6 and am happy with it for print production work - I really don't need anything newer or fancier. However... you...

Hello, I'm considering this configuration - i7, 16GB RAM, and 512 SSD, and macOS Sierra - for the sole purpose of running Adobe CS6 (PS, AI, InD, and Acrobat Pro X). CS6 is currently running well on my aging but still-kicking 2010 i5 MBP. I have perpetual licenses for several versions of the...

I'm sorry for making a dedicated thread. But Adobe CS6 is still quite important for many Mac users. I'd like to consolidate all problems related to using the entire Adobe CS6: Master Collection – not just Photoshop CS6 – with the final macOS Sierra release in this thread. Please share your...

Good day folks, Just curious, how well do Adobe CS6 applications run under 10.11? Right now I run my editing applications off of my macOS 10.9 Mavericks partition, but I am curious to know from other users if they are able to run these applications, more specifically After Effects, Premiere...

Does anyone have Adobe CS 6 and a Retina iMac? CS 6 was the last one you could get without going to the subscription model. I have CS 5.5 and it is not pleasant. From my limited testing, the main programs work fine, but the UI is really bad. Everything is pixelated. But, the worst part is your...

I'm having a hard time deciding on if i should upgrade or not. i have a 27 inch imac late 2012 currently running Mountain Lion. the primary reason for not upgrading is i have Adobe Create Suite 6 Design Standard and i have NO intentions to upgrade to Creative Cloud ($600 a year for software so...