I have just checked the page and I can download from there. Quit often people report that the download button is missing so look in your Safari> Preferences> Security make sure in Web Content that Enable Java Script is checked. In order for Adobe apps to run you need to install the legacy Java 6 runtime, from here, Download Java for OS X 2017-001. It just keeps telling my that a newer version of the package is already installed. I've emptied the trash, restarted the computer, uninstalled CS5 and reinstalled it. But everything those directions instructed me to delete was already gone, probably because I had just done the same thing through the Terminal? I assumed I had missed something, so I followed these uninstall directions: but when I tried to install Java 6, I still got this message: First I followed these command instructions: Eventually I found a link to download the right Java version (file name is JavaForOSX2014-001.dmg, and it actually is the legacy Java 6) and I deleted every trace I could find of Java 8. So I ended up downloading Java 8, hoping somehow that would work. The Apple page which was supposed to have the legacy version didn't actually have any download link - it looked like this: I used Time Machine to transfer all my info, but was getting this message when I tried to open Photoshop (CS5): I just got a new iMac (running High Sierra, version 10.13.6).
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