Dave Gaukroger wrote:
Hi Matthew
Absolutely everything will be in your Library folders in the root of
the hard drive and your user folder. When I've had to transfer to a
new OS X machine in the past (pre setup assistant) I have always just
dragged the User folder, Applications folder and Library folder to the
new machine and overwritten the vanilla one from the OS setup. This
may be a bit drastic for you now that you're using the new Mac, but
I'd wager that if you copy any folders from Library that refer to your
App from the old mac to new that you would find your problem solved.
Just remember to look in the root Library folder and your user Library
folder so that you get global and user settings covered.
Cheers
Dave
Thanks, I found that by doing the above I could use Dragon Burn again by
simply abandoning my "new" user profile and going back to using the
"old" one (as copied over) again, so I'm happy now. However I still
wish I'd written down my product key somewhere!!
Thanks again
Matthew
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