Reunion 9 on older mac, can one find license for upgrade to 13 on newer mac?

[vanessajw]

I'm slightly daunted at upgrading from 9-13. I have an old CD and package, but no mention of a license number. My newer Mac, Monteroy has no CD drive. So if I paid for an upgrade, how would it work? My old R 9 works fine on my older but slow machine. Can't I authorise for both to work until everything is moved over? How does this work? If I bought from scratch as if I never had one, would it be easier? Then I can have R 13 on my newer machine without it having to cancel the old one which is useful if anything goes wrong.

[KirkS]

If it were me, I would just purchase a new Reunion 13 license and keep things simple.
But ultimately, only you can decide.

[Gregg]

You can purchase Reunion 13 at the upgrade price.

If you get stuck with Reunion 13 asking for proof of an older version of Reunion, just send us an email and we'll help you with that.

Reunion 13 will be able to run on both your older and your newer Mac. Although, you may not want to bother installing it on your older machine if you are moving away from that one.

Please send an email to help@leisterpro.com if Reunion 13 gives you any trouble upgrading.

[vanessajw]

Thank you all for your help and email team. I got my old and new license and the upgrade worked beautifully and the old files open fine and my large charts work fine too! I just copied my fonts across. 30 generations of 900 years of history can't be repeated! great system so far! Now I've changed the fonts to my liking it's all lovely! Just getting used to the new right click descendant box selection command. I do prefer commands along the top, rather than down the side, if there is ever a choice. Just what I'm used to. Hey...