Is ist also possible to acitvate Audition with an Windows Serialnumber on an Mac and also the other way?

I have two PC´s with Win7 and one Mac but three Audion 3 Version´s for Windows. Ist it possible to buy three Upgrade´s for Mac and use this Mac Serialnumber on Windows?

In a year i will change the two PC´s to Mac´s and when it is possible to buy now Mac Versions and use this Serialnumbers on Windows i can save money.

I know I must look thick but here goes. I have Audition 1 with an upgrade to 1.5. I have avoided switching to Mac because of the unavailability of Audition.

I just need to be sure that I'm elegible for the upgrade version.

Thank

Brian

You have no idea how happy you've made me.

Ah, these questions get more devious!

In the past, as Durin says above, you have been allowed to activate two copies of Audition from one license/serial number, although you are only supposed to use one at a time. This gives you the option, for instance, of running a copy on a laptop. Unfortunately, I don't think you can do this at all across platforms, as the serial numbers are completely different. So you are going to need two separate copies of the original software in order to take advantage of the dual-machine license.

So unless Adobe are being incredibly helpful, I'd say that you have to purchase a separate seat of Audition for your Mac - unless they'll take back your Windows one. For myself, I'd say that if you can afford to purchase and run a Mac, you can afford another copy anyway...

Thanks Todd. I hope that will be reconsidered in the future, since there's an inconsistency in the policy between purchasing a full license and the cloud license. For many other audio programs the same purchase can be applied to an installation on either Windows or Mac, and it's good to see Adobe is doing this in the case of cloud purchases.

Can I purchase an upgrade version for the Mac, or would I need to buy a full version? I already used my upgrade eligibility on the Windows purchase (upgraded from AA3.0).

I tried contacting customer service (http://www.adobe.com/support/contact) but couldn't get access to a contact submission form or email address. It resulted in endless loops of FAQs. Just FYI..

I'll also express disappointment that the main expressed reason for the loss of features from 3.0 to CS5.5 (and continued to some degree with CS6) was the ease of creating a new version for Mac. It's too bad that this didn't result in the ease of customers being able to switch between Windows and Mac versions of Audition.