Getting PS CC from one Computer to Another

I have a 27" iMac that I do all my photo work on and hubby has a 15" Mac Pro lap top. We live in a motorhome and right now we are in a terrible internet area. Verizon 4G isn't available here and 3G is marginal. I can take the lap top to a place and hook up with the ethernet cable, but let's face it the iMac isn't real portable. Is there a way to download the new PS CC on the lap top, then transfer it over to the iMac? I've read where there isn't a DMG file when downloading. So what is a work around? Hopefully in a week we'll be in a better internet area.
Thanks, Sue

Hi Dakota,
The option that you can try is to download the .dmg file on the laptop and then transfer through a flash drive (if possible)
PS: We do not have photoshop file with any other extension apart from .dmg
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