Why are You denying use of older versions of CC products (Your mail 8th of May, 2019) … some explanation would be nice, anyone there? After all – we, the users/customers/consumers, are those to whom Your applications should be targeted. What is the logic behind of this kind of decision?
And a little hint for You: Maybe You should make better new versions of Your applications, that kind of applications which Your customers would like to install. So called new versions that You provide now are such a resource-hungry and buggy beasts that less and less of us, the users, would like to use.
So the only solution is to find a download elsewhere?
Customer Care would not give downloads.
This is causing large problems for teams who do not switch versions often, or need to use older versions from time to time (like me). Companies are slow to change, forcing them to the most recent causes problems. They do not care to have the latest and greatest as soon as possible, Adobe should listen to its users.
This is weird. I just uninstalled adobe premiere cs 6 on a macbook pro as a test to see if I could reinstall it from the cloud and I can but when I did the same thing on the imac it wasn't there anymore. weird
Adobe has removed the CS6 download links. And online chat insists that CS6 was always a separate purchase from Creative Cloud which is only partly true. It was a separate purchase but CC users did have access to CS6 versions up until May of this year. The new policy provides CC users access to the current version and one previous to it only. If you require CS6 today, you must provide the agent with a serial number from a previously purchased version otherwise they cannot give you the download links.
Nancy O'Shea— Product User, Community Expert & Moderator Alt-Web Design & Publishing ~ Web : Print : Graphics : Media
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