Rental models are fine for professionals as they running a business and they get used to having to pay monthly money to a mobster if it allows them to run their business without too much extra hassle. Adobe bought up their competition and Microsoft eliminated their Office competition and both got their respective dominance. It opened for me with no issues and I'm using it just fine :3 It will.
That's the price of anti-competitive environments. I figured out that you actually can use Photoshop CS6 still on Catalina with a bit of sneakiness Go to the Photoshop app, right click, view contents, open MacOS folder and double click on the terminal file labeled Adobe PhotoShop CS6. Of these direct downloads, what I am looking for is not the download that is the program suite. So PCs are no longer like they used as good value individual units, if a piece of software becomes dominant. So now having PC dominant software like Office is becoming like being in the old mainframe world. It's like the old Unix and IBM days when you bought a Mini you paid a lot for the annual software license. with their suites of software want rental rather than being able to pay a flat price. An agent informs me of three solutions: Downgrade my Apple OS. It wasn't cheap though but it was my software license. To install Creative Suite 6 applications: Mount the Disk Image file for the Creative Suite 6 application.
I bought my CS6 with a piece of hardware much more cheaply - I think it was a camera lens or something. At the time the Australian dollar was close to the US dollar in value (incidentally now the Au dollars 30% less in value than the US dollar). I recall when CS6 cost about $1,350 in Australian dollars. And one is just putting off the inevitable pain and cost. 'Coz one day we might have to buy a new Apple device.
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