Using Acrobat on two operating systems

I upgraded to Adobe Acrobat XI Pro in April 2013, for my Mac. I have recently installed Windows on my Mac as a second operating system and would like to use Acrobat from Windows as well. Can I re-download, or do I need to do another upgrade? FYI, on Windows I only need to convert Word docs to PDFs.

if you have creative cloud, you can use use the windows download to install on your windows os. that will count as your 2nd (of two) installs/activations.

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Basically all more advanced programs cannot be run this way. They utilize registry entries, app data, environment variables etc. hence are tied to the OS they are installed on.
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I am using CS6 InDesign suite on a PC using a Windows 7 operating system. Due to eyesight issues, I need to have the menu bars of programs in easy-to-read font and picture size. Specifically, the menu bar across the top (File, Edit, View, etc.), and

I am using CS6 InDesign on a PC using a Windows 7 operating system.
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In earlier versions of Windows (e.g. XP), whenever I changed the screen resolution on my computer to a lesser resolution in order to show the link icons on my desktop in a larger, more readable size, all the software programs, including yours, appeared on my screen with the menu bars in the larger font size that I needed.
However, in Windows 7, this is not the case. Even though I have selected the lowest resolution, making the icons on my desktop extremely large, I cannot read the options across the top menu bar of your program, nor the pull-down menu items that they contain. I cannot see the graphic depictions of options on the left side of the screen. They are all too small. How can I make your program increase the size?

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