Installing the photo suite where their is super slow inet

[Randy Hufford]

I am currently in Palau. The inet is awful, slow and keeps disconnecting. All of my students want to start using the current version of the photo suite. How can they do?Any suggestions or ideas?

Aloha

Randy

[John T Smith]

direct download links http://prodesigntools.com/adobe-cc-no-more-direct-download-links.html may help

[Randy Hufford · Accepted solution]

Ok from this link i found this this info: thru customer support you can order a installer DVD.

How to Get or Order a Creative Cloud Disc/DVD from Adobe

IMPORTANT: Please see this update from Adobe about the DVDs.

So maybe you thought when Adobe stopped selling boxed software, you might never see another disc from them again, right? Fortunately they realized that not everyone (yet) has the available bandwidth to download large multi-gigabyte files error-free over slow or unsteady Internet connections – especially in rural, remote, or less-developed areas of the world… So good news, Adobe does actually offer the option for Creative Cloud customers to receive free disc media with all the CC 2015 desktop tools on it, whenever and wherever necessary (worldwide).

All you have to do to get it is join to be a Cloud member at any level – even if only for one single month… Then contact Adobe’s Customer Service Team (Instant Live Chat works well, click “Still need help? Contact us”), explain the situation, and they’ll send you out a DVD right away contain­ing all the CC applications for Windows or Mac OS, at no extra charge. Once you get the tools installed from your disc and running locally on your computer, the software will need to connect online very briefly to validate your member­ship – and then annual members can run for up to 99 days offline without having to revalidate or reconnect.

[kennethh17061238]

My 5-year old iMac does not support discs.

[ProDesignTools]

If you cannot use disc media, then only other option would be to find somewhere that does have better Internet speed/reliability and use the CC direct links to download the installers onto a USB/flash drive using that connection, and then install the software onto your computer from that.

[Peru Bob]

I know I'm "late to the party", but you could use an external disc drive for Mac:

https://www.google.com/search?q=external+disc+drive+for+Mac&oq=external+disc+drive+for+Mac&aqs=chrom...

[Sheena Kaul]

Moving to Creative Cloud Download & Install