Coradine Aviation - LogTen Pro Pilot Logbook for iPhone, iPad and Mac » Solving Problems http://coradine.com Professional aviation solutions for Mac, iPhone and iPad Wed, 18 Jan 2012 22:47:03 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 My License Won’t Activate http://coradine.com/2008/05/24/my-license-wont-activate/ http://coradine.com/2008/05/24/my-license-wont-activate/#comments Sat, 24 May 2008 18:51:39 +0000 admin http://coradine.com/?p=156 If you’re having trouble activating LogTen Pro, it’s almost certainly due to one of two reasons:

  1. The Owner and Activation code do not match

    Make sure you copy and paste BOTH the owner (email) and activation code from your original receipt email. If you’re using an upgrade license enter the new upgrade license first, you will then be prompted for your qualifying older license.

  2. The license you are using does not match the version of LogTen Pro you’re trying to activate

    You can verify the version of LogTen Pro you have by selecting “About LogTen Pro” from the “LogTen Pro” menu. Version 4 licenses start with “LTP4″ and version 5 licenses start with “LTP5″.

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    LogTen Pro 5 automatically updates your data file. The first time you start up your logbook with version 5, a window will pop up for a few seconds telling you that your data is being updated to the latest model, and you’re off and running!

    Upgrading from 2.x

    First of all, don’t worry, LogTen Pro 3, 4 & 5 do not touch LogTen 2.x data in any way. If you’ve upgraded to LogTen Pro 3.0 and you’re not seeing your data, chances are you were not running the latest version of LogTen (2.7.12) prior to updating.

    LogTen Pro 3.0 automatically imports data from LogTen 2.7.12. If you did not have 2.7.12, you can download it here.

    Just fire it up, make sure you have “All Flights” selected on the left, and then quit. Now launch LogTen Pro 4, and if you haven’t saved a document yet it will open an empty one and automatically import your data from LogTen 2.x. If you HAVE saved a document in LogTen Pro 3 or 4, then simply create a new logbook under the File menu and it should automatically import.

    (If for any reason the import does not begin automatically, the file exported by LogTen 2.7.12 is located in your home folder at ~/Library/Application Support/LogTen/LogTenData.txt. You can open a new document in LogTen Pro 3 or 4 and select Import -> Flights under the File menu, then select this file and choose import.)

    All this is necessary because LogTen Pro 3 and 4 use a new data architecture (Apple’s CoreData framework) to provide dramatic speed and reliability improvements, thus it cannot read the old data files. LogTen 2.7.12 exports a special file that LogTen Pro 3 and 4 can import.

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