Therefore, they cannot be installed and activated after upgrading to macOS Catalina. Older versions use 32-bit licensing components and installers.
Incompatible versions (version 19.x and earlier) will not display in the ‘Older Versions’ list within the Creative Cloud desktop app.
They are not supported in any way for use on macOS Catalina.Īdobe does not recommend that customers using old versions of Photoshop upgrade to macOS Catalina. When prompted, log in to your CC Account.No, legacy/perpetual versions of Photoshop were not designed or tested to work on macOS 10.15 (Catalina). Run Adobe CS 6 Apps like Encore oder Premiere. /Users//Library/Application Support/Adobeĭownload, install and run the old Adobe Application Manager from here: ĭownload and run the Adobe Creative Cloud Installer from your CC user account.After successfully installing and running Mac OS 10.11 El Capitan in Virtual Box, copy all old Adobe CS6 Application Folders (from a backup) to the applications folder in your virtual machineĬopy these folders to the equivalent folders in your virtual machine:.Create a Virtual Mac OS X as explained here:.
Create an ISO from the Installer-App as explained here:.Run the Installer, it will place the "Install OSX El Capitan" App in your applications folder.Download Mac OS 10.11 El Capitan from here:.Download and install VirtualBox for MacOS:.I'm not gonna go too much in to detail, as you can find detailed instructions for every step on google. It's a bit complicated and takes some time, but in the end I found a way to run Adobe Encore and other 32-bit Apps from Adobe on Catalina trough a virtual machine. This applies to Adobe CC subscribers that were running CS6 Apps from their CC Subscription. Since I saw a few people having made the same mistake as me, updating to Catalina without checking if the old Adobe CS 6 Apps would still work, I thought I'd post my workaround here.
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