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“NoteBook Says My License is Invalid?” If you see the message
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 | NoteBook is having trouble finding a valid license file. Why might a license file become invalid? When you enter a license key, NoteBook saves it in a file in ~/Library/Application Support/NoteBook/Licenses. At launch time, NoteBook reads your license information from this file instead of asking you for it. A license file is unique and becomes invalid when copied. If you ever restore your home folder from a backup, for example, NoteBook will not accept the restored license file. Re-entering your original license key allows NoteBook to generate a new and valid license file. In the panel above, click “Review Licenses” to view your licenses in the License Manager.
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 | Click “Delete” to delete the invalid license file, then “Add” to re-enter your license key.
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 | Be sure to enter your license key and not your license key’s serial number. NoteBook won’t accept the serial number in lieu of the license key.
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