Download PSE11 - no disk drive in new iMac

Hi. I bought PSE11 from the Apple online store and received the disk. Our new iMac hasn't got a dosk drive so I'd like to know if it's possible to downlaod the software from Adobe and use the product key on the box to activate it?
Thanks in anticipation!

Download the trial from http://prodesigntools.com/photoshop-elements-11-direct-download-links-pse-premiere-pre.htm l
Make sure you follow the download instructions!

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