How to install AIR SDK 15 on my iMac

Hi everyone... I built my iOS app on Flash cs6 (with the latest AIR SDK 15) on my windows computer, but now have access to a Mac. The problem though is that the Flash cs6 on the mac is running AIR 3.2 and I have downloaded the latest AIR SDK 15 for Mac but I don't know how to install it. Can anyone help me?

I assume its the same as installing any other AIR SDK's. you go to Help >>> Managed Air SDK >>> click on the + sign on the top right >>> navigate to the AIR SDK 15 folder and then done!
I'm in the same situation as you are but I haven't received my imac YET. so I will let you know once I have done this myself or you can share your experience with us?

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When I try to install 3.1 I first get the error that the version of the sdk I am trying to install is not valid.
Ok, I got around this by placing an airsdk.xml file in the SDK directory. Because the Archived 3.1 SDK from Adobe did not have one.. but 3.2 and 3.4 do.
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Hi Jason.. try the following.. but be warned. I made this up as i went along, so no promises.
I am not even entirely sure this did the trick.
That said, I have suffered no ill effect from this.
Duplicate an existing AIR xml file from that directory ( example: AdobeAIR2_5.xml ).
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Then try to add 3.1 via the Manage SDK Utility.
If you cannot, remove the 3.4 folder ( rename it ).
Then restart Flash, run the utility again and it should not have 3.4 anymore.. scared yet?
Then try to add 3.1 again.
If it works.. then I am surprised two times now!
Then add 3.4 again.
I repeat - this was a hack I was desperate to try and might have gotten lucky.
There Hopefully, will be someone, one day, who will give both of us more sound advice.
I can however, now create workable BB10 and PlayBook apps from my SDK 3.1 in Flash.
I wonder if you and I are in a limited group because we happened to Not have installed 3.1 when it came out.
Leaped from 2.5 to 3.2 maybe.
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rsync ./* -avl /Applications/Adobe\ Flash\ Builder\ 4.7/sdks/4.6.0\ (3.9)/
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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