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Also, "allowing" could be granting access but "granting access" might not fit. Maybe permitting. "without leaving behind" without leaving. "personal data" confidential data. "files" documents.

Converted: external hard drive

Going through each sentence step by step, I'll create the list while checking that all brand names like Adobe, InDesign, SadeemPC are left unchanged. Words in the titles, such as "Key Features", might need to be adjusted: "Key" could be Primary and "Features" Characteristics. Also, "allowing" could be granting access but "granting

Another example from the text: "popular design software that has been widely used by creative professionals for creating and publishing various types of content, including brochures, magazines, newspapers, and more." "personal data" confidential data

Next sentence: "Flexibility: Adobe InDesign CC... be run from a USB drive..." Proper noun first, so leave as is. "Flexibility" becomes "versatility|adaptability|mobility". "Can be run" as "operates|executes|runs". "USB drive" is "USB key|flash drive|memory stick". "Portable storage device" could be "removable media|external drive|mobile storage". "Making it easy to work on the go" – "facilitating effortless mobility|convenient travel|portable usage". Words in the titles, such as "Key Features",

So for the "x86 or x64" part, the user might expect three options. Perhaps including ARM architecture. So changing it to x86. Even though ARM is less common for desktop software. Alternatively, maybe the user expects three options but only two are present. Since the user hasn't provided a third, maybe I should leave it as two but use the bracket notation. Wait, the user's example shows x86 which suggests three options. So maybe the user expects three, but in reality, there are only two. The user might have made a mistake. Alternatively, I should follow the instruction and if there are two options, but the user wants three, perhaps add a placeholder. But since the user's example shows three options, perhaps the term in question should be converted accordingly. Let me check again.