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I downloaded the trial version of After effects 7 for my mac, but I already have a full working version I bought for my PC a couple months ago. It doesn't run that great on my PC, but the trial runs really good on my mac. Can I use the CD-key I got for the PC version and use it for the mac version to make the trial version into the full version? I really don't want to put up the money for a program I already own, just for the PC though, which I would like to have a full version on my mac...
 
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Nope. I think there is a conversion program through Adobe that you could look into
 

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