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A few days ago, I purchased Keynote and downloaded it onto my iMac. When I visited the App Store with my MacBook Air, I had expected to be able to download it onto that computer for free. Instead, the $20 price was displayed on the drop down menu's icon. In contrast, after I had previously purchased Numbers and Pages for one computer I was able to download it on the other for free. Does the buy-for-one-Mac-free-for-all- other-Apple-equipment policy not apply to Keynote? Are one or both computers not properly connected to iCloud? Is there another reason for this? Thank you for your help.

It should be listed as available to download / install without purchasing. I assume you've verified that you're signed into the same App Store account that you used to purchase Keynote originally? If you type Command 4 from within the App Store, is Keynote listed in there along with Numbers, Pages, and whatever else you expect to see?

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This is a user-to-user forum. I don't work for Adobe.
Like I said before, you can log-in to Adobe's site and retrieve your product info and serial number.
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I absoloutely love the MacBook Air - it's a lovely design, so lightweight and the new 12 hour battery life is just epic!
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