Photoshop elements 11 for macbook pro with retina display

my photoshop elements 11 is very low pixel on photoshop window on my macbook with retina display

Doesn't look as if Elements is on the list for Retina display "this fall"...
http://blogs.adobe.com/creativelayer/new-macbook-pro-retina-display-support/
Clinton

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Does Adobe Photoshop Elements work with MacBook Pro with Retina display, please?
Have searched Adobe website for answer - most recent is 2013 answer, saying no.
Contradicted by a staff ember who only referred to Photoshop, not Elements.
Reason I need it is that iPhoto does not support very high resolution photos - which I have now scanned onto my MacBook and do not want to re-scan!! After 90 minutes at my local Genius bar (lovely folk, very conscientiously searching for an answer...), re-scanning was their final piece of advice.
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