my mac is MAC OS * 10.7 Lion: i want to know that can ADOBE indesign cs 5.5 product support my mac?
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Did you ever get an answer to this question? Did you seek outside information other than just this forum?
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The instructions say it works with Mac OS X 10.5 or later. Iused Windows XP and 7. It worked fine for both.
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Included in the CS6 standard is; Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Bridge, Extension Manager, Media Encoder and Acrobat X Pro. Hope that helped :-)
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I printed direct for years using CS 5.1, and then it quit working direct. I upgraded to Photoshop CC and it works again. So whether older versions of Photoshop will work is a guess. It may be a way that Adobe forces upgrades.
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Once you get used to the slightly different keyboard, you will love using a Mac for Office. Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac is absolutely compatible with other versions of Office (make sure you have the latest updates installed if you work with Office 2007 (and its new "Microsoft Office Open XML" format files). Apple's Mac OS X "aqua" look and feel looks great! Try it out at any Apple or CompUSA store -- they almost always have Office 2004 installed. Microsoft has a demo to try before you buy if you want to try it on your new Mac. Don't buy the Professional Edition. The new Parallels software makes it obsolete. You can also run your PC version of Office using Parallels (under your copy of XP) and be assured of compatibility.
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Yes, it does. I just had to call customer support to request the plugin for Illustrator. I believe it supports CS6 and below.
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OSX 10.6.8 has Preview, a program with tools to adjust color, contrast, size, and to save in formats like .png, .jpg, .tif, .gif, .pdf, etc. Preview can also rotate, crop, resize. There is no word processing in Mac OSX, but can get free download of a powerful suite Apache OpenOffice that runs on 32-bit or 64-bit depending on your processor. I have Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 Gz which is 64-bit.
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There's some reviews that mention they used it on a Mac but one doesn't mention version and the other says it works for MacOsX 10.6 and 10.7...I have a 10.5 so does anyone knows if it works on a 10.5? Thanks!
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Not sure on this, but you can try their customer support site, they are really good about answering questions. I believe they are compatible from hearsay, but have not done it personally. I do know you'll have to install Scrivener for Mac on your new machine, but the files should go over easy.
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Lightroom 4 supports Vista 32bit - Although I highly recommend running Win 7 64bit. http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop-lightroom/tech-specs.html http://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/kb/optimize-performance-lightroom.html Lightroom is cross-platform and includes installers for both Mac and Win, so there isn't a specific version/license for Mac and Win.
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MAC OS X Lion 10.7.5 is the version of the computer that I have. I use Print Shop 2 to make half-fold greeting cards. The Avery paper works fine. It is nice paper and almost all of my cards come out looking good. It is not the fault of the paper when they don't look good. I hope I've answered your question.
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According to Adobe, no, you need a G5 processor to run CS4. The latest officially supported version of the Adobe suite for the G4 is CS3. That said, I have seen a few different posts from people who claim it can be installed, or that you could merely copy the files over from a system where CS4 is installed. I, however, have never tried this, and don't believe it unless I see it. Sorry.
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Depends on the adobe version, the one I bought and returned would not work on our newer machines
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http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/mac-os-mavericks-compatability.html
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I don't have a Mac, but it works great with photoshop or anything that has tablet support.
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If your iMac will support it, I think you should upgrade to Mavericks. As to whether you need LR5, check this article for the new features in LR5. I never ran LR before V5 so I can't quantify how much better LR5 is than LR4. http://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/help/whats-new.html
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Hi: It has Photoshop CS6, IDesign CS6, Illustrator C6, Powerpoint, Dreamweaver, Adobe Bridge, Adobe Flash and a bunch of other Adobe products that I don't really use. But it's totally legit and worked perfectly when I installed it on my MAC. You can email the seller directly - very easy to work with and will clear up any questions you have. The only thing you cannot do is register it as the # of registrations have been maxed. I didn't care about that. I just didn't want to have to buy that rip-off monthly subscription from Adobe. PS Mine is not on a disk, it's on a tiny flash drive.