You may have better luck purchasing it direct from Adobe. I know that with Volume Licensing, they'll allow you to use your license with a previous version.
For instance, we just purchased a handful of licenses of CS6, but with a CS4 license code as well.
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Is there a reason you are not moving to CS6? Not saying its a huge improvement, but if your paying for an upgrade why not get the latest? CS6 is noticeably snappier, at least compared to CS5.
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I'm on an 8 core with 4 gigs of RAM, and 10.5.8, and I really didn't want to worry about upgrading the system software as well. From what I understand, 6.0 needs Snow Leopard at a minimum, and I'd probably want to double the RAM and upgrade to Mountain Lion.
-Mike
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Adobe was my first call. They refused to sell anything other than the current version. (I'm not a volume licenser)
Cheers,
Michael
There's no reason to not become a volume licensor, nor any minimum purchase to become one. You'll have to phone the volume licensing sales department to get an older version, but it can definitely be done.
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