InDesign cc - Windows Vista

Hi,
I just purchased InDesign cc and I want to install it on my desktop that is running on Windows Vista.
How do I do that?

Hi,
It's not possible ,to install CC applications you must have at least Windows 7.You can install CS6 version with your subscription .
To download and install previous versions of apps, such as CS6, do the following:
Open Creative Cloud for desktop and go to the Apps panel.
Filter the apps by Previous Versions.
Choose a version from the Install menu.

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