I receive a message when opening that it is no longer supported.

Could someone advise me on how to make it work Moved from the non-technical LOUNGE Forum to a Program forum.

Apple has for years been very clear that application compatibility with future OS releases and new hardware is not one of their goals.

Acrobat 7.0 Free Update To

For example, Microsoft doesnt offer any free update to 2005-era Office versions to work under MacOS 10.12.x.

For what it is worth, one of the best arguments for the subscription model is that you always have access to a version of the software that runs on the last hardware and OS versions without paying any upgradeupdate fee.

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Acrobat 7.0 Install At All

NOTE that CS2 will not install at all on a modern Mac with an Intel CPU, plus CS2 requires Rosetta and Apple removed Rosetta from OSX 10.7 (Lion).

This gives the information I think I need, which is that--despite spending hundreds of dollars osn an Adobe product--I now can throw it in the trash can and begin paying a subscription fee.

The only offer I find is to junk what I bought and have used for years and subscribe to Creative Suite DC Pro.

Why should this be given away free The original software continues to work as promised, until giving money to Apple.

You left it at least 8 years too late for a discounted upgrade, even.

Theres no reason to expect it to work on any current machine.

With Adobe, you pay for software, but theres no guarantee youll get to keep it.

They decided years ago that the way to make money was to go totally by subscription.

If you have a new one you wont be able to (most likely) due to changes in the OS architecture over the years.

You cant even run some old MS applications on new Windows systems, not to mention old Apple apps.

Acrobat 7.0 For Mac