In CS6, click on the Action set (folder) to highlight it, then you need to go to the little menu icon at the top right of the Actions panel, click on it and in that menu choose "Save Actions". You can choose where to save them. (Personally I save all my actions into my Documents folder, but if you save them into the default settings folder, when you upgrade Photoshop they will be transferred to the new version). Anyway then in Photoshop CC, click on the same Actions panel menu, and choose "Load Actions". Navigate to the saved Actions and they will load into CC's Actions panel. Actions save with the .atn file type. You can't save individual actions, you have to save an Actions "set". You probably don't want to bother with the default Actions set. I always tell my students to create a new set called "My Actions" or something like that, or several sets with specific uses, then save them to disk. BTW, even if you save them to default Actions preset folder, I highly encourage you to make one or more backups of your saved Actions sets. HTH, Steve
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