Question about education version of cs6: once per year restriction and cross platform

I am an education use of cs6, which I currently use on my mac. I now have a windows pc, which I would also like to use cs6 on concurrently. My understanding is my existing license doesn't cover cross-platform use, so I would have to buy a new license. However, education licenses also have a once per year restriction (ie. you can only buy 1 license per title per year). So my question is, for the purpose of the once per year restriction, does the windows version count as a different title from the mac version (ie, is it once per year per title per platform)?

http://www.adobe.com/uk/special/education/students/studentteacheredition/order_fulfillment .html
RESTRICTIONS ON USE
You may purchase only one license per platform of any Adobe Student and Teacher Edition product per year. Purchases of suite editions (such as Design Premium or Master Collection) are limited to one title per platform per year. Adobe Student and Teacher Edition products may be used only on your privately owned computer and may not be resold.
Even though that's a UK link, I cannot find any other info on Adobe's website which is similar in content so I assume those rules are global.

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