will I be able to import the file from my old version?
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Yes! Simply export your file using the export link, save it directly to your new program. Make sure you include all notes, photos and documents (the progrM will ask if you wish to include thse) and your new program will then have everything includex! I had no problems with this. Also check out the HELP function. This will walk you through it step by step.
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Is it possible to just flash an update of some sort? I have an older version also and I'd love for it to sort files correctly.
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Good Question, I haven't had the opportunity to test it out. I'm not sure if the file type will be support. I'll test it and send out an update. Bobby
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It doesn't really matter what version they ship. Just download the latest version, install it, and register with the key that comes in the box.
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It doesn't look like you need any in-between from version 7.5 to version 13. 12 & 13 use the fmp12 format so you should be able to open files save from version 7 in version 13 and save as the new format. Always backup your files before converting. If you run into trouble, you always have your backups to go back to. If you don't understand any issues that come up in the conversion log, you should hire someone who really knows filemaker if you don't know what you're doing. Here are instructions straight from filemaker: http://help.filemaker.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/10571/~/converting-older-filemaker-pro-files-to-the-.fmp12-file-format
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I can't say. I would not personally purchase an older version of the product. You're better off getting a license for the latest version. http://cimbura.com/tech/2013/10/18/filemaker-licensing-made-easy/
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If you haven't already checked out these two articles, they may helphttp://kb.mit.edu/confluence/display/ist/FileMaker%20Pro%20and%20Server%2010%20-%20Upgrading%20From%20Earlier%20Versionsand directions http://www.dbservices.com/articles/upgrading-filemaker-pro-part-1-filemaker-conversion
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I haven't been able to figure it out cause the things I have tried downloading wouldn't with the age of the computer and the version
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any difference? why should I get US version instead of import? (or vice versa)
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As I recall, there was a significant change in the file format from Mastercook 4 to Mastercook 5. I'm not certain if version 11 can import from version 4. I just took a quick look at the forums and it seems that it will work just fine reading files from as far back as version 2. You just need to open the cookbook file (.MCF) with version 11. There is more detail available at www.mastercook.com, look under "import and export".
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You should be able to use it on the new laptop. Do you have a hard copy of your version 10 and the License Code? If so, then just install it from your disk and enter the License Code when asked. If not, you can clone from one laptop to the other (e.g. using Casper), but I would likely check with Adobe support on the best way to accomplish your needs if you installed from a download.
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Yes you can as long as you have the activation code or product key that you will receive with your original download.
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No. It doesn't store the data in those formats. You need to import using their software.
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Yes, I can do a download but it has changed during the previous version and I had to contact the bank before it worked again.
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Yes, you can. The stick has software and will overwrite the previous version
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I believe that you can, read here for more information on this http://support.mastercook.com/entries/23044272-Different-Methods-of-Importing-Recipes-into-MasterCook
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The answer is yes and no. You can you use that disc to download the new version of the game, but the classic version no longer exists.I made a mistake before and said you cannot use the code that comes with it to play, but you can. You also get the free thirty day trial.