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My 8 month old license

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When I bought Eagle it was at 6.0.  I just upgraded my system and downloaded the latest Eagle, now at version 6.5.  The new version doesn't seem to accept my 8 month old license.  Is there a work around for this or am I doing something wrong?

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    More specifically, my packing list includes a 10 digit serial number and a 16 digit download code, in 4 dash separated groups of 4 characters each.  When I start the version 6.5 it simply asks for the license file then a 10 digit (lower case) installation code.

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    On 09/03/2013 10:34 PM, Daniel Hobson wrote:

    More specifically, my packing list includes a 10 digit serial number and

    a 16 digit download code, in 4 dash separated groups of 4 characters

    each.  When I start the version 6.5 it simply asks for the license file

    then a 10 digit (lower case) installation code.

     

    I've run across this before.

     

    You're looking for file with ".key" as the suffix.  This is the license

    file for which it is asking.  The download code may have been used to

    get that from Cadsoft.  You might try the download code again, though it

    has probably expired by now.

     

    Each time you update Eagle, you will need this file, so it's a pretty

    good thing to have around.  You'll also need the 10-letter installation

    code is in the email.  This key file is good for one major release, in

    your case 6.x.  Installing a new major release (7.0, for instance) is

    considered an "upgrade", and you'll have to pay for that.

     

    Call Cadsoft sales.  They'll verify some information with you and send

    you another copy of what you need.

     

    At least, that's what they did for me when I lost my 4.x key file.

     

    HTH,

        - Chuck