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Hi Michael
I just lost my laptop to my wife and pretty much wiped it clean before parting with it. So I lost my alternate MoI.
I have another laptop arriving any day so I will want to install MoI on that one.
I can't remember where to find my license files on my desktop so I can copy them to the new system.
Please remind me.
thanks,
eric

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Hi eric, you're on Windows right?

From the Start menu type in %Appdata%\moi and push Enter and that should bring up the right spot, it will be something like C:\Users\eric\AppData\Roaming\Moi

Inside there will be license key files with a .key extension, like moi_v2_license.key, moi_v2_license.key, and also your moi.ini file. Copy all the .key files and the moi.ini file over into the same location on your new machine.

Hope that helps! - Michael

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Hi Michael ...
Yes, just what I needed.
Thanks so much.
eric

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Hi Michael,
Thanks for the reply.

Well, my v3 works as expected, setup that way. Nothing has really changed on my system. The thing that prompted me to notice this was when i used open, it always defaulted to the root dir and not my last save point. Once i used a "run as admin" it now defaults to that last place. But i "always" work there so i wouldnt notice it not changing. Then i noticed the "recents" list wasnt updating with my saves.

But sometime in the past, i may have done some special permissions setting, like working to get Max's custom ui working with directory writing, and just dont remember..

I'll dig into some various permissions and see if i cN dig it up for myself...

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Hi Michael,

i was wondering if it is possible to install MoI on an USB stick and write protect the stick?
Or does MoI needs internally write to some files, while working with it?

Best regards
Stefan

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Hi Stefan,

re:
> i was wondering if it is possible to install MoI on an USB stick and write protect the stick?
> Or does MoI needs internally write to some files, while working with it?

The MoI v3 Mac version (the one based on Wineskin) needs to run from a writable volume since Wineskin does modify an internal file (info.plist) as part of how it runs.

But all other versions - v3 Windows and v4 for both Mac and Windows, do not need that and so can run from a read-only volume.

- Michael

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Super Michael, thanks!

I need that for Win v3 and later then for Win v4.

Best regards
Stefan

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