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Moving AB to a new PC

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We allow users to transfer their registration code once every 18 months to 
accommodate situations like this. Full details of the process can be found 
in the FAQ, which can be found under the Help menu within AB and on the 
web-site in the Product Support section.

Thanks, Rob


At 06:20 PM 2/12/00 -0800, you wrote:

>I am getting a new PC.  What do I need to do to get my registered
>version of AB to work on my new PC?
>
>Thanks,
>Alex


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> We allow users to transfer their registration code once every 18 months to
> accommodate situations like this. Full details of the process can be found
> in the FAQ, which can be found under the Help menu within AB and on the
> web-site in the Product Support section.
>
> Thanks, Rob

Wow. Come to think of it, I recently upgraded my CPU and motherboard. I
didn't change the contents of the hard drive though, and didn't have to
reinstall anything. AB operated just fine, and I totally forgot about that
"Keyed to Computer" feature.

The problem is that I will soon be updating my hard drive and reinstalling
everything -- there's nothing as refreshing as a clean new HD. And that begs
the question, will I then have to go through the registration transfer
process because my hard drive is being changed even though the program works
without flaw with my new cpu and motherboard now? I imagine that the
registration check is a one time check when it's initially installed, and
since the current HD is unchanged from the original installation it will
work perfectly fine until I update the HD and reinstall everything. Am I
correct in this belief, Rob?

Regards
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> You can Image your HD with a program called DriveImage...it will just move
> your entire HD contents from one drive to the new one.

Oh, I am aware of that. But it's a mess. The whole point of reinstalling
everything from scratch is to eliminate the build up of crap on the HD in
terms of orphaned files, and the like.

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You can Image your HD with a program called DriveImage...it will just move
your entire HD contents from one drive to the new one.

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----- Original Message -----
From: Blasted Soul <blastedsoul@home.com>
To: [email]ab@support.wolflair.com[/email]
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2000 2:27 PM
Subject: [AB] Re: Moving AB to a new PC


> > We allow users to transfer their registration code once every 18 months
to
> > accommodate situations like this. Full details of the process can be
found
> > in the FAQ, which can be found under the Help menu within AB and on the
> > web-site in the Product Support section.
> >
> > Thanks, Rob
>
> Wow. Come to think of it, I recently upgraded my CPU and motherboard. I
> didn't change the contents of the hard drive though, and didn't have to
> reinstall anything. AB operated just fine, and I totally forgot about that
> "Keyed to Computer" feature.
>
> The problem is that I will soon be updating my hard drive and reinstalling
> everything -- there's nothing as refreshing as a clean new HD. And that
begs
> the question, will I then have to go through the registration transfer
> process because my hard drive is being changed even though the program
works
> without flaw with my new cpu and motherboard now? I imagine that the
> registration check is a one time check when it's initially installed, and
> since the current HD is unchanged from the original installation it will
> work perfectly fine until I update the HD and reinstall everything. Am I
> correct in this belief, Rob?
>
> Regards
>
>
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