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PostPosted: Sat Oct 22, 2011 2:20 pm 
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just had to replace my logic board on a macbook pro.

checkbook pro now thinks this is a different computer, and will not open.

i cannot add anything new, nor can i retrieve the old files.

help?


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PostPosted: Sat Oct 22, 2011 3:30 pm 
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interrad wrote:
just had to replace my logic board on a macbook pro.

checkbook pro now thinks this is a different computer, and will not open.

i cannot add anything new, nor can i retrieve the old files.

help?

I doubt that it would matter. I have used my CBPro on 3 different computers over the years with no problem. If this could possibly be the case, you wouldn't be able to run the application after upgrading to a new Mac, using Migration Assistant, after all, the new computer would have a different logic board. The CB files no longer reside where they used to; they have been moved to a different place in the user library. ~/Library/Application Support/Splasm Software, Inc./CheckBook 2

Look deeper; I doubt that it matters. If you have a bootable backup, say from SuperDuper!, try booting from it and see if CB runs.


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