Photoshop CS6 Extended upgrade from Photoshop CS5 Extended

I am running the Teacher/Student edition of Photoshop CS5 and plan to up grade to Photoshop CS6 Extended non- eacher/Student edition. Will the be any complications with this upgrad.

Hi Jerry,
While upgrading you should maintain the same form of licenses, which is if you haveretail CS5 then do get the retail upgrade of CS6,
If the cs5 version is volume then do get the volume upgrade. Please refer to this link for the upgrade path,
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/upgrade-upsell-paths-cs5-cs5.html
Regards
Rajshree

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Many thanks
That makes everything clear.
Also thanks for the deletes!
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