Installing In English With Spanish Operating System

Hi:
I purchased an English edition of CS and would like to install it in English, on my computer which is using a Spanish language operating system. How do I accomplish this?

I have the same problem, it is I believe a discriminative practice in the application manager which prevents us from downloading the desired language...I mean discriminatory because it is the so called GeoTacking...it is discriminatory in a bad way because of how it segregates information to just one region or language for example.

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also i have a parallels desk top with version 10.
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I bought the iMac second hand from a family friend who we no longer have contact with, the operating system etc was already installed.
The disk drive on the mac is broke (I dont have the disks anyway, so it would be no use)
I never purchased the operating system, like I said, it was pre-loaded.
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Jordan.
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