I keep a copy of my important digital files on a hard drive in a safety deposit box at my bank. And just in case the worst should happen, save a copy of the codes and installation files on an USB drive or another computer kept at a different location. Permanently keep the file you just saved on your computer. Print a copy of the codes and save it somewhere. Normally BibleWorks will then automatically load them into the program installation window. You can select all of the codes and copy them all at one time during installation when they are asked for. That way you can simply double click on the file name in File Explorer or on the icon on the desktop when you want to open the file and select the codes and copy them when you install BibleWorks on a different computer.

When I save them I also click on the pointer on the right end of the 'Save as type:' box and change the type to 'Text.' You may save the codes to the desktop or any other place you will remember. Click on 'Save activation codes.'Ī 'Save As' window will appear. On the 'Activation Manager' window, click on the 'Options' near the lower right corner of the window.Ī drop down menu will open. If a message window opens about Activation codes for legacy databases, click 'OK' to close it. Left click on 'File.'Īgain left click, this time on 'Activate Database.' Thanks again.'File' is found as in the upper left corner of BibleWorks below the BibleWorks icon. I am concerned about installing BW 10 on a new computer in the near future without having the activation code.

I am running Windows 10 with Bible Works 10 already installed and would appreciate a more detailed answer, because the above information really does not tell me anything.

I don't understand where to look for it and what to do with it. My problem is that I don't know what 'File | Activate Database | options' is referring to.

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