Can multiple users on one mac access Photoshop Elements?

Hi all,
I am considering purchasing Photoshop Elements on our family Mac, there are four user accounts, when Elements is installed is it possible for all users to access it?
I appreciate that I will probably have to amend the users access rights through the system preferences however I wanted to make sure that there isn't any restrictions from Elements point of view.
Thanks for anyone's help in advance.
Chris

Read the Adobe licence agreement. I don't understand it. Its written for lawyers, judges and jury IMO.

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