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CS6 and Sierra 10.12.6

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Aug 10, 2017 Aug 10, 2017

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After updating to Sierra, PhotoShop CS6 keeps crashing on me.  I do NOT want to switch to PS CC.  I read about resolving the issue during installation by right clicking on the installer and all of the steps after that, but I can't re-install CS6 because the original version I purchased was for Windows and I am now using a Mac.  I had it switched over, but now I do not have the ability to reinstall the Mac version for some reason.  When I check my Adobe account, the only option is to install the Windows version and there is nothing in my order history or anywhere that I can find to allow a Mac installation.  Is there a way to fix the Sierra issue without reinstalling PS CS6??  Thanks for any help!!

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Community Expert , Aug 10, 2017 Aug 10, 2017

If you put in a request for a cross-platform exchange, you get a case number. If successful, you get a Mac serial number and the case is closed. Only then will you be able to install and activate the Mac version.

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If you put in a request for a cross-platform exchange, you get a case number. If successful, you get a Mac serial number and the case is closed. Only then will you be able to install and activate the Mac version.

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