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Now that is a good idea. I will give that a try  
 
By the way, I had to send myself an email to the laptop so I could copy and paste the extremely long string of characters in the code.

It won't ask you for the registration codes until the trial runs out. You could take a preemptive approach and just enter them. Help->Enter License Info

Yes, I found the codes. Pardon me for not responding sooner.
 
I took the original zip file to my laptop, unzipped and ran the .exe. Everything went smoothly and it is installed and working on my laptop. Didn't ask me for the registration codes and even updated itself to version 9.2.13, the latest one.
 
Thanks once again for you help and responing to my questions.

Did you find your codes? If not I can resend them.

Good idea ... now to find my registration codes

Download, Install then type in your registration codes...

Ok. I checked the download site and it doesn't mention anything about downloading another copy for my laptop (or any other PC). I can get the 7 day trial fine. But, since I have 9.2.8 zip and 9.2.12 (which I have now) is the latest version is this what I should do?  
 
1. copy the zip (9.2. file to my laptop.
2. install it.
3. then download the update?

You can download the latest version from the website at https://randemsystems.com/innoscript// to your laptop or copy the file to a USB drive from your old computer to transfer to your laptop.
 
The latest version is 9.2 Build 12

I would like to put your program on my laptop but I have no idea how to do that. Should I have an installation exe on my PC? Maybe in my downloads? Or can I get InnoScript from you again?
 
I found this zip file in my download folder:
 
InnoScript928Release.zip
 
Could this be the one I need to unzip and use on my laptop?
 
(Message edited by wiseoldman on September 15, 2008)

I would like to put your program on my laptop but I have no idea how to do that. Should I have an installation exe on my PC? Maybe in my downloads? Or can I get InnoScript from you again?

You are allow to use InnoScript on two computers that you own. It was mentioned in the license (which I know no one reads...).

I recently purchased a Laptop. Would I need to purchase another copy of InnoScript to use on it?