Beside that is the three dots for opening the menu, but when clicked the only option is 'learn more', there is no option for other versions. Open the macOS High Sierra Patcher tool, navigate to the High Sierra. Since PS isn't compatible with my computer, it says 'Not Compatible' rather than 'Open' or 'Install'. As it happens, there are still people with close to ten-year-old Apple desktop. I have gone into my preferences in the Adobe Creative Cloud desktop app and selected 'show older apps', and some older apps did come up, but it still won't let me see the older versions of photoshop. I've looked at several tutorials to download an earlier version of photoshop, but these options do not show up for me.
my macbook is literally unable to update any higher than el capitan, so my only other option is to install a previous version of photoshop. my macbook runs OS X El Capitan, but the current version of photoshop requires Sierra or higher i believe. the current version of photoshop is not compatible with my OS. My computer is very old, it's a 2011 macbook pro. i have purchased this, and have the creative cloud desktop app. my college provides a discount that allows us to get the creative cloud for $50. I'm an art major and require photoshop for my classes.
