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After repair my Macbook Pro came back with Yosemite pre-installed.
I wanted to re-install Adobe Elements 11, but now it says the serial number is wrong for both Photoshop elements 11 and Premiere elements 11.
I used this on Mavericks with same serials before repair and it worked fine.
Looking at support info for Elements 11 it says it is only supported till Mac OSx version 10.8
Yosemite is 10.10.1
(But then again also Elements 13 is only supported till 10.9 it says...)
Is there any way i can re-install Elements 11 on Yosemite? Or am i forced to buy a new version now? If yes which version is supported?
Hope someone solved this issue before :-)

Please refer to:
Photoshop Elements doesn't respond when you use editing tools in Mac OS X 10.10
Is Photoshop Elements 11 compatible with OSX Yosemite?
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1618053
Hope it helps yo.
Regards
Rajshree

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