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I'm getting a new computer. Is there anything special I need to know about migrating my projects from the old one to the new one? Is it as simple as installing the latest version of FLExTrans and copying the WorkProjects folder over to the new computer? Or are there settings and data buried in the AppData folder that I need to be aware of?
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Yes, that should do it. When you install FLExTrans you will want to install Python and XML Mind when prompted for that. It's always good to follow the steps here (Installation - FLExTrans) to test if your installation is working properly.

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