Is CS6 the last version able to install on a non-Internet-connected network?

Question

I work on a govt network, which has no connection to the Internet, so we just purchased Photoshop CS6.  Of course, we're having all sorts of problems because the damn application requires an Internet connection before it will run.  We're working with Adobe to try to find a way around this, but it's extremely frustrating.  I'm guessing we'll eventually be able to get an installer that doesn't try to connect to the Internet.
My question is:  Assuming we can get PS CS6 functioning, is that the last version Adobe will build that will be installable on a non-Internet-connected network?  That seems a bit short-sighted and will eventually cause the govt to remove all Adobe products from use.  I can't imagine that's a scenario Adobe would be happy with, but maybe they don't care.
Thoughts?  Does anybody else use Adobe products on a network that has no way to connect to the Internet?  Have you found good workarounds for working with these annoying apps?

Answer 1

Thanks, John.  I knew that, but have no way of registering or activating after install.  I know that an installer can be built with the Serial Number built in that doesn't require an Internet connection, but I've never been able to get that to work.  It takes half a day just to get the transfer approved to move it to the correct network, and after doing this six times, I've run out of patience.  I'm not really sure what to do at this point.  After over six hours on the phone with Adobe support, I've come to a brick wall.  Adobe products are no longer viable on government networks.  I'm surprised they've given up this large pool of users...