Copying/Transferring Cookbook from one computer to another: The question is, how can I transfer multiple folders which may contain multiple files (recipes)?
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I just did this for my wife on her new computer. I did hers on our home network, but in explorer you can copy the cookbook files to a cd on your computer and then from the cd on his computer using drag and drop or copy files function. At least it worked for me. Good luck.
1217848
It's a duplicator. I'm not sure about copying from your computer. I have a MAC but would say no.
1457063
save to an external memory and then transfer to the new computer. it is that simple.
68118
Since Mac and PC are different file structures and associations its not straight forward. you can go from PC(windows) to a Mac(running windows) or a Mac(windows programs) to a PC(windows). Anything else you'd need a 3rd party translation program. I don't know of any that are 100%. Even basic files like word documents don't always transfer properly from Mac to PC unless both do windows.
193761
I'm pretty sure. Seems like copying has nothing to do with the computer. Good luck. Jim
2276887
You can certainly copy it. I do not use automated backup routines (except for C: drive) so cannot comment on these.
1786854
When you're ready to download click on transfer on the OverDrive screen and on the first pop-up screen click next. On the next screen click on advanced options--it'll ask if you want to createa new folder in music---click NO and it well let you browse for a folder. Choose the audiobooks folder. Click OK. It takes you back to that second screen---click next and continue on....YOU HAVE TO DO THIS EVERY TIME.
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If you're talking about from one drive to another. Copy works. No need for special tools. But, consider exporting your important playlists to the XML format (under File maybe on windows? not sure). that way when you move things you can re-import them and not lose anything.There is a technote on Apple's site about moving windows itunes files around.(trimmed because it's huge) http://tr.im/m4AkMore info there if you search for (moving iTunes files on Windows computers)Also, before you do the copy, be sure to deregister the old PC. It's under the Advanced menu I think. Otherwise it'll take up one of your 5 registrations for any DRM music you still have. If you're talking about from one drive to another. Copy works. No need for special tools. But, consider exporting your important playlists to the XML format (under File maybe on windows? not sure). that way when you move things you can re-import them and not lose anything.There is a technote on Apple's site about moving windows itunes files around.(trimmed because it's huge) http://tr.im/m4AkMore info there if you search for (moving iTunes files on Windows computers)Also, before you do the copy, be sure to deregister the old PC. It's under the... » Read More If you're talking about from one drive to another. Copy works. No need for special tools. But, consider exporting your important playlists to the XML format (under File maybe on windows? not sure). that way when you move things you can re-import them and not lose anything.There is a technote on Apple's site about moving windows itunes files around.(trimmed because it's huge) http://tr.im/m4AkMore info there if you search for (moving iTunes files on Windows computers)Also, before you do the copy, be sure to deregister the old PC. It's under the Advanced menu I think. Otherwise it'll take up one of your 5 registrations for any DRM music you still have. « Show Less
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The easiest way is to hook both up to a single computer and transfer from there. I use MS Home Server of run them from the router and copy.
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If you want to transfer files between the computers, this will not work. The computers must be networked, either through a router or with a 'crossover' cable, and networking software. A search for 'transfer files between computers' will give you the details.
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I'm not sure. I had lost my disk when I changed computers, upgraded. As hard as I tried I could not transfer the addresses. I tried copying them to a memory stick, emailing them and various other attempts. I ended up printing them and then entering and saving them on the new computer. Hope this helps. Chuck
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I have not transfered files from earlier versions so I'm sorry I cannot help you. The reason is I have just started using this software in our business.
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Yes you can, just be careful the type of files you want to move to it. I read that raw files can be a problem.
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I think it will work as long as you use an Admin account on both machines, and copy all of the files you want to move into one folder and move that. Pretty sure you can view the source files from the target machine.
1867161
you should be able to use it on another computer. especially if you have used it as a backup drive or just downloaded random files you should always be able to load it onto a different computer.
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IF I had to this, I would transfer the info from the external drive to the old computer and then use Laplink to move the data to the new computer. You can drag & drop files from the drive with explorer. However you cannot transfer programs. Good luck
828226
Robert, I'm going to need a little more info in order to answer your question. Copy what to your computer?