Using Acrobat 9 Pro Extended and Adobe InDesign

I was wondering if my MB would be capable of running Acrobat 9 Pro Extended and Adobe InDesign. My MB has 4GB of RAM, when in Parallels it I have the RAM allocated to 1GB for XP and 3GB for OS X. Currently, I have 84GB or hard drive remaining. Would these two programs operate okay on my MB? Also, is it possible for me to install them on a separate HD so that it does not hog space on my MB?

would I be able to install the programs on an external hard drive so it doesn't hog my Mac's hard drive space?
if buy the whole CS4 design Premium Suite, would I be able to select which components to install?
You should probably post those questions on the Adobe forums: http://www.adobeforums.com

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Does Adobe Acrobat Pro X version 10.0.0 and Adobe Reader 9 version 9.2.0 work with Maverick or Yosemite? I don't mind to have a Maverick OS (though may not be easy to get unless old stock).

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