Unless you must deliver content in Adobe format, there are other alternatives out there that are better for your wallet. My advice, look for alternative software.
Being that you are running an older setup, I'd say you don't fall under the wealthy category. If you don't use Adobe apps for business, you really can't afford to use them. You stop after 3 months, they bill you, immediately for the remaining months of the year.īe forwarned. Oh, but you didn't just sign on for 3 months, you signed up for an annual agreement that you pay monthly installments on. You think to yourself, I need to use Illustrator for a couple of months. All of their software leasing agreements come with a gotcha. you will spend far more leasing software from Adobe than you would have spent back in the day buying their suite of software. I will tell you this without any reservation. There are a host of other applications that do basically the same thing for much less. If you have no actual need to use said products, I would suggest looking at other alternatives that are not subscription based. This means that in order to continue using their software, you have to continually update your OS and hardware to keep pace.Īdobe is expensive as all hell.
purchased software that you physically own the media for). That too will go away come 2023.Īdobe is always updating their software, as such, you cannot lock the software to a specific version like you could in the past (i.e. The oldest OS that it will support will be Catalina. Mojave will no longer run Adobe Creative Cloud apps in 2022. Is there anything else I could try or do I just need a new computer to run the latest Adobe software?Ĭlick to expand.I hate to tell you this but support for the older OSes by Adobe is limited. I still have free trial Adobe software from 2015 on the computer and I had no problems downloading or using it during the free trial period six years ago.
To me, it appears that the iMac I am attempting to download the new Adobe software to is not going to meet the requirements and it may not even be able to run the earliest OS that is compatible with that software. When I click the Software Update button from About this Mac, the App Store box opens and tells no updates are available. I need to download Adobe Creative Cloud software to my iMac but when I click the DOWNLOAD button for Ai, a box pops up telling me “Update required.” If I click LEARN MORE, it goes to a page that tells me Mac OS minimum requirements including a minimum of:ģ GB of available hard -disk space for installation additional free space required during installation SSD recommended I’m having an issue similar to the one described in this thread:
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