Photoshop Elements 4 and Intel Core 2 Duo?

Hello All
Does Photoshop Elements 4 (Mac) work on the new iMac's with the Intel Core 2 Duo Processors? I need to know before I buy it, I hear some say yes, and others say no.
Thanks for your time, I am a new mac owner and I Love it, but I need my photo editing software. Thanks Bobby

Hi, well first, are you running Parallels or Boot Camp? Make sure you are booted from your Mac Main HD OSX..This will be your default if you are not running Windows. Assuming you are just running OSX, turn on your computer, close all Apps except Finder & Dashboard..Then go to Finder->Applications->Utilities->
Disk Utility App-> Highlite your Main HD->Ensure the First Aid Box is highlighted->Repair Permissions (tab@lower part of screen) If anything shows as Repaired run again. After that return to main screen, insert the PE disk and follow the instructions. After installion & disc is ejected->Repair Permissions & I normally Reboot..L

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