Replacing my g5 with imac, logic

my intro to daw was garage band, this was also my intro to apple. since ive moved to a power pc and logic, ive kept up on all updates and currently run logic 9. My power pc g5 reponds with less speed than my newer macbook.....so im going to buy a new imac. i assume that i will install logic studio 8, then install my recent phurchase of logic 9 upgrade....but thats cause im new, is this right? or do i just begin with my 9 upgrade and my serial # , is there a limit to how many machines i run logic on? any links to educating myself on this subject matter would be greatly appreciated.

i recently upgraded from a G5 to a mac pro and oh what a joy it is!
to answer your question, with the Logic Studio Upgrade, you don't have to put LP8 in there, just install LP9 and put in your serial number. that is what I did. Only thing i noticed is that not all of the effect presets that came in 8 are available in 9, LP9 has some new ones though, but if you are in love with some of the older presets you can either copy them from projects you used them in, or load up 8 first

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http://downwardspiral.net/gallery/pbg4-display
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