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Moving ODBClink to a new machine or folder (view source)
Revision as of 18:56, 22 February 2015
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You will need to perform three steps: | You will need to perform three steps: | ||
# Move the ODBClink folder to the new machine | # Move the ODBClink folder to the new machine | ||
# | # Buy a Transfer Key (only if moving to a new machine or hard drive); | ||
# Enter the Transfer Key into ODBClink (only if moving to a new machine or hard drive). | # Enter the Transfer Key into ODBClink (only if moving to a new machine or hard drive). | ||
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# Answer OK to all the standard prompts that display until you get the ODBClink welcome dialogue; | # Answer OK to all the standard prompts that display until you get the ODBClink welcome dialogue; | ||
# On the ODBClink welcome dialogue, check the '''I accept the terms and conditions found in the End User License Agreement.''' and click '''Continue'''; | # On the ODBClink welcome dialogue, check the '''I accept the terms and conditions found in the End User License Agreement.''' and click '''Continue'''; | ||
# Click the ''' | # Click the '''Buy Transfer Key''' button to obtain your transfer key; | ||
# Click '''Continue'''. You can still use ODBClink while you wait for your transfer key. Once you receive your transfer key, proceed to the next step. | # Click '''Continue'''. You can still use ODBClink while you wait for your transfer key. Once you receive your transfer key, proceed to the next step. | ||