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Moving ODBClink to a new machine or folder (view source)
Revision as of 13:32, 4 December 2016
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ODBClink exists as a series of files and folders contained with a main folder. It is secured to a hard drive. In order to move ODBClink to a new location, the main folder must be copied in full to the new location. If moving ODBClink to a new machine or hard drive, you | ODBClink exists as a series of files and folders contained with a main folder. It is secured to a hard drive. In order to move ODBClink to a new location, the main folder must be copied in full to the new location. If moving ODBClink to a new machine or hard drive, you may need to obtain a transfer key depending on the version you have | ||
You will need to perform three steps: | You will need to perform three steps: | ||