Use Premiere from external Hard Drive.

I recently bought a subscription for Adobe Premiere Pro. I downloaded the software and saved it within my external hard drive, however, now can not figure out how to open the program. How can I open this from my external hard drive?

I'm not quite clear what you are trying to say. Subscriptions require the use of the Adobe Application Manager which you download from your subscription registration page and install it and it then in turn installs and serializes your software. Beyond that there is no way to install Adobe software on external drives and use it that way. Eitehr the installer refuses to do so in the first place or the activation system won't work. All Adobe software must be properly installed locally.
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