CS 4 under Windows 8

Up to now I was working with CS4 with no prblems at all under Windows Vista. Now my computer is broken down. I need to buy a new one. Does anybody knows wheter CS 4 is working under Windows 8. Since onlx new Pc`s with Windows 8 are obtainable .

With a little bit of tweaking like using compatibility modes it should work for the most part. You will, however, still experience some issues like apps not being able to print with certain settings or not at all. That's inherent due to changes in Win 8.
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