Core duo and cs2 suite

I'm still using panther with cs2 suite. Do these programs still run with tiger?

Adobe CS2 does run on Tiger. As for the Core Duo in the title of your post, CS2 will also run on a new mac with Intel chip, but will run under Rosetta emultion and will be slightly slower.

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