Installing Pages on second machine.

Hi
I downloaded Pages 4.1 from Apple Store for my MacBookPro 10.7.2 and would like to have it also on my iPad2.
What should I do?
Thank you.
fr

Thank you so much.
Now I feel a bit frustrated. First I bought an iPad2 not knowing it will not work with my old 10.6...
Then I bought 10.7 and of course none of all my old softwares do not work any more (Photoshop, etc.).
Then I thought Pages will work on both my new machines (I know the price is very low, but still), so I have to purchase a second Pages.
Are we all (Apple lovers) trapped in the system?
Thank you again.
All the best.
Francis

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