How do I move my 2ndLook license to another computer?
Important: You require an active internet connection to revoke a license file.
Follow the steps below to revoke a valid 2ndLook license so it can be used on another computer.
1. Click the blue "information" icon at the top right of the 2ndLook interface. This will open the about 2ndLook dialog.
2. Click the "Move License" button at the bottom of the dialog. Note: If the "Move License" button is disabled, this means that you are running the unlicensed trial version.
3. You will be asked to confirm that you want to revoke the license on the computer.
4. If the license is successfully revoked you will be shown a confirmation dialog with the license key that was revoked. The license key is the same key that was originally used to license the computer.
5. After pressing "OK", 2ndLook will close.
The license key can now be used on a different computer.
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