On the Mac, open this folder: /Applications/Utilities/Adobe Installers - then find the app in there that will uninstall the program you want.To uninstall an app, you have to find an run an application on your computer. When you’re done with that app, you can uninstall it, but once again Adobe doesn’t make it easy. From then on, it will show up in the Creative Cloud app (that is, in the menu on Mac or the taskbar icon in Windows), and you can manage it from there. When you click Download, the Creative Cloud app on your computer will jump into action, downloading and installing the app for you. Next, in the “In this Version” area (you may have to scroll down the page to find it), you’ll see a little pop-up menu that lets you choose which version you want! When you choose CS6, you’ll see the Download button at the top of the page change, too. Next, navigate to the Download Center in the nav bar at the top, and click the app that you’re trying to download: Instead, head over to and log in with your Adobe ID. (Note that the Adobe site changes periodically, so it may be different in the future.)įirst, don’t look in the Creative Cloud menu or task bar icon.

So here’s a quick lesson in where they’re hiding. Sometimes you need an older version! But Adobe currently doesn’t make it obvious how to find the CS6 apps. If you have an Adobe Creative Cloud (CC) subscription, you can still get the CS6 versions of most of the apps, including InDesign.

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