1.
Look in the Home Cookin title bar to see which version
you are currently using.
2.
Find your registration date:
Version 6.45 and later: Click the
About
button in the upper right corner of the program
window.
Version 5.4 to 5.9: Click the
Help tab.
The registration date is displayed at the top of the
Help screen.
Version 5.0 to 5.3: Click the
About
button in the upper right corner of the program window.
The registration date is displayed at the bottom of the
About dialog.
Version 4.9 or earlier: Click the
Setup
tab. The registration date is displayed on the Setup
screen.
3.
If your registration date is LESS than two years
old, there is no cost to upgrade. Go to step 5.
4.
If your registration date is
more than two years
old, you must renew your registration to use the new
version. A new registration code will be emailed to you
promptly (upgrades do not include a CD or any
additional recipes):
Home Cookin Upgrade
(Download Only)
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5.
Download the new trial
version.
6.
Open the installation program, and follow the prompts
to install.
(Do not uninstall your old version
until you are sure the new version is working
well.)
7.
Double-click the desktop icon to open Home Cookin.
8.
Click the Transfer button on the Options screen
to locate your old version of Home Cookin.
9.
Select the old version you want to copy recipes from.
Assuming everything proceeds normally, the new version
should now include the recipes, groceries, and meal plans
from your old version. When you are confident everything
is working well in the new version, you may uninstall any
old versions using the "Uninstall a Program" applet in
Windows control panel ("Add or Remove Programs" applet on
Windows XP).