How to re-install Elements 10 onto iMac without hard drive?

I originally bought Elements 10 on a disk, which I loaded onto my macbook. I have now bought an iMac, and the file transfer of the elements 10 from the MAcbook to the iMac didn't work. Adobe support tell me to re-install Elements 10 into the iMac. But the iMac doesn't have a hard drive and the adobe products page has my serial number of Elements 10, but it doesn't give me a download option because it was originally bought as a disk, not as software - so how do I reinsall elements 10 into my iMac?
Sarah

Hi Sarah,
You can download Photoshop elements 10 from the below mentioned link.
http://prodesigntools.com/photoshop-elements-10-direct-download-links-pse-premiere-pre.htm l
Please read the 'Very Important Instructions' before starting to download the file.
You can use the same serial number which you have in your Adobe account.
Thanks
Kapil

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