Hi I have a Macbook Pro and an Imac, so my question is if have to buy 2 OS X Mountain Lion or can i buy one and install on 2 computers?

Hi I have a Macbook Pro and an Imac, so my question is if have to buy 2 OS X Mountain Lion or can i buy one and install on 2 computers?

Buy it once and then you can install it on any mac associted with your Apple ID.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4854?viewlocale=en_US

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