Adobe Premiere Pro Upgrade

Ich besitze Adobe Creative Suite (Windows), upgraded von 2 auf 4. Nun möchte ich davon Adobe Premiere Pro auf die Version 6 upgraden. Ist das möglich?
Danke B.A.

Nö mit Ö.
a) Suiten können nur auf Suiten geupgradet werden aber
b) du bist aus der Nummer raus, weil das letzte Mal, als man von CS4 auf CS6 upgraden konnte, der 31. Dezember 2012 war
Entweder ein separates Premiere CS6 komplett neu kaufen oder auf Creative Cloud umsteigen...
Mylenium

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