Create DVD backup copy of Elements 10

I purchased online and downloaded the software. How do I create a DVD back-up of the software for the future, just in case?

Hi,
The download link will remain in your account for a while.
You can go ahead and copy the downloaded files into a disc, flash drive or copy it on your hard drive and that will serve as a back up.
Hope this helps.

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