Installation of CS on two machines

Hi,
currently I own just a PS 8 license. Now I want to "upgrade" to CS4 Design Premium. As I read in the EULA I can install the suite on my desk and my mobile computer. My Problem is now, that my mobile computer is a Mac Book Pro and my desktop is a Vista machine. So the final question is, can I use the Mac Serial for a Windows installation?
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