Hi. I am using logos9 on my windows 10 pc and have received a new computer window 11. What do I need to do to transfer or download Logos 9 to the new computer.
i'm no tech head
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martin
Installing Logos Bible Software will walk you through it. Yes, it is that simple. However, ask about personal books if you have any.
Shalom Martin,
Congratulations on your new computer! You can find the installations instructions under the following link:
https://www.logos.com/install
During the installation process you will be asked if you want to download all of your Logos resources to your new computer or just part of your library. Depending on your internet connection this will take some time. You can always download resources from the cloud at a later moment.
Thanks for the quick reply
Blessings
Martin
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