Web Photo Gallery Missing - Elements 6 (mac) - Elements 8 (pc)

I've been asked to update a photo gallery in a website that was created with the Mac version 6 of Elements. So I'm ready to purchase Elements version 8 for the PC and I download the trail version. The problem is the HTML version has been replaced the FLASH, which might work okay. But they really want the gallery format they have now, but I cannot find a similar template with the 'Shared' Online Album procedure. It's a rather plain template, but they like it for their site. It has a scrolling list of thumbnails on the left and the selected photo shows to the right. There's an "Image Info" button on the bottom that pops-up a dialog of File/Title/Description/Credits/Copyright.
If I purchase Elements 8, can I download older versions someplace? If I have to hunt for Version 6 on eBay or elsewhere, do the PC and Mac versions 6 have the same HTML Photo Gallery templates/options?

hey,
the workflow is different in pse8 as compared to pse6. in pse8 if you want to create the web gallery you have option either in the File > Create Web gallery.
i am not too sure whether you can download older version of pse from any where.
thanks

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