Moving Student/Teach Edition to new computer

Hi,
I have the Student/Teacher edition of Adobe Creative Suite Master Collection CS5 (Mac). Works great. However, I have been informed that in the new school year, I will be receiving a new computer! Am I permitted to deactivate and uninstall it from my old machine, then install and activate it on the new machine?
I read through the licensing agreement and can't quite tell through the legalese if this is permitted.
Thanks.

Under the help menu in all of the CS applications you'll find a deactivate command. It will deactive the suite no matter which app you use it from.
You can then install and activate on your new computer.
Bob

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