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Norris, 

      "...the purpose of that is to allow for a home machine and work machine
      or a laptop."




The key word left out here is "nonsimultaneous". One license. One computer at a time.

This is nothing new, either with Adobe or other single-user licensed software. Even your old Illustrator could not be used simultaneously on more than one machine unless you had a site license or multiple-seat license or similar.

Also, if you need to split up your apps, you don't buy the Creative Suite, as it is treated as if a single multipart application as far as licensing is concerned You buy the individual applications. But that costs more money.

I hope this helps clarify the issue.

Neil