Installing Acrobat on a machine running both Mac OS and Windows OS

I have a new MacAir (Mountain Lion OS) and that will also have Windows 7 installed (via Parallels software). I want to install Adobe Acrobat XI (Standard preferably, or Pro if required) so that I can print to a PDF from any application, whether in either Windows or Mac OS environment. How do I install Acrobat to achieve this? Do I have to install it TWICE, once in Mac environment and then again in the Windows environment? Or can I install Acrobat just in the Mac envronment and have it show up as a printer option in Windows applications? Thank you.

It can't be done. Serials for standalone products are platform specific. Yes, you would have to install it in both environemnts, but as per the previous, it's not possible unless you have 2 licenses. That aside, if all you want to print to PDF, then there's enough free alternatives like GhostScript.
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