Changing platforms via an upgrade is the easiest route. You just buy the 
upgrade version of the suite for the new platform and when you do the 
installation it will probably reject your existing product key. You ring up 
Adobe support and explain the situation and they will give you a new one that 
will work (don't forget to write that one down) and away you go. I've converted 
a couple of suites this way and also dealt with products that have been 
upgraded so many times that the original product key no longer worked 
(originally you kept the same key when upgrading, now they give you a new one) 
and each time Adobe support was very helpful.  

Paul Ewins
Melbourne, Australia



On 14/07/2011, at 7:05 AM, Paul Stenquist wrote:

> Thanks. I'll look into it. She needs the Adobe Creative Suite for graphic 
> designers. CS5 is the current version. Expensive stuff, but she has a PC 
> version of CS3.
> Paul
> 
> On Jul 13, 2011, at 5:01 PM, steve harley wrote:
> 
>> On 2011-07-13 13:50 , Paul Stenquist wrote:
>>> My daughter needs a new computer. She wants an iMac but can't afford new 
>>> software, so she's probably going to have to get a PC. I've seen some PCs 
>>> that are basically iMac style -- a processor built into a nice 23-inch 
>>> monitor. One I noticed was the Dell Inspiron One,  but the reviews say it's 
>>> kind of slow with its AMD processor. Is there a better box available at a 
>>> reasonable price?
>> 
>> what's your price range? B&H has a great price on the last generation 27" 
>> iMac right now -- $1400; if you have a Windows license you can install it 
>> under BootCamp or you can use Virtual Box (free) or VMWware or Parallels 
>> (around $60) to run Windows very smoothly and keep all those programs
>> 
>> and what are the programs she can't afford? in many cases there is something 
>> included with the Mac or available as freeware that does what an average 
>> user needs
>> 
>> 
>> 
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