Transfer of legacy product to mac

here's adobe's info on platform exchanges, https://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/exchange-product-language-os.html

and in another effort to inform @jvadapalas1, newer mac os'es do not support any 32 bit programs.  ie, all 32 bit (legacy or not) programs whether from adobe, or even apple, do NOT run on the newer mac 64 bit os'es.

this is contrasted with ms windows 64 bit os'es which support 32 bit applications. ie, 32 bit legacy programs (including adobe's) will run on 64 bit windows os'es.

bottomline: it's apples decision to not support legacy software that causes 32 bit programs to fail, and not because of anything that adobe did or didn't do.

Adobe goes out of its way to may it impossible to use its Mac legacy products work on a Mac much less facilititating a transfer between Windows and Apple.

Adobe's horrific reputation has been conistent through the years.  That is why I had invested in buying both Windows and Apple based products ten years ago.  

Spend money on Parralels or the equivalent and not a dime for Adobe's CC second bite at your wallet.

i don't believe you can do that anymore.  the pre-subscription programs are no longer supported by adobe.

you can use an os emulater like parallels