Unable to Open Adobe Photoshop on Late 2013 iMac

Hello Jeffrey, my apologies for not answering you sooner.  I tried replying to your comment the day you responded but I had technical issues with responding to you via Adobe's forum messaging system.

Thank you for your suggestion.  I was able to download Adobe Photoshop 2022 but my iMac isn't quick enough to create complex repeats in Photoshop.  

When I signed up at the end of 2020 to use Adobe Creative Cloud I made sure my late 2013 iMac met the Adobe mininium requirements to use Photoshop and Illustrator.  However after a couple of months of using Adobe I was experiencing a lot tech issues which Adobe is aware of.

I didn't want to cancel my Adobe Creative Cloud plan because I didn't want to be charged a cancellation fee. I also hoped that I would be able to buy a new Mac before my subscription expired this coming December.

When I saw the latest promotion Adobe was offering their new customers, I contacted Adobe and asked the representiave assisting me if they would place me on their new Adobe Creative Cloud annual plan because I didn't want to be paying more than what new Adobe customers were being offered.  And I was hoping to buy a new Mac to make the most of the new annual subscription price.  The Adoe representative understood my concerns so they cancelled my old subscripton plan and placed me on a new annual subscription plan with a 14 day trial period.

My new annual subscription starts on November 22, 2021. However, I'm unsure if I'm able to secure a new Mac, before November 22,  2021, which more than meets Adobe's recommended technical specifications.

Is it possible to pause my current Adobe Creative Cloud subscription while I figure out how to raise the funds for a new Mac? Because I don't want to miss out on Adobe's new promotion price I was offered. 

Should an Adobe customer find that their computer isn't performing well with Adobe's newest software release; and they aren't able to fund a new computer to meet the new minimum technical requirements; will they be allowed to cancel their plan without paying the cancellation fee?

Looking forward to your reply,

Erin Singh