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Again, the same вЂApplication ErrorвЂ™ was displayed.ДЄs I had previously run Personal Historian 3 on my previous computer, running Windows7, I tried to run it under the Windows7 configuration. Then I tried to start Personal Historian 3 v3.0.2.0 after a pause of ~30 seconds the same вЂApplication ErrorвЂ™ as above, was again displayed.ДЄfter this I re-connected to the internet, then I tried to start Personal Historian 3 v3.0.2.0 after a pause of ~30 seconds the same вЂApplication ErrorвЂ™ as above, was again displayed.ДЇinally, I right-clicked on Personal Historian 3 v3.0.2.0 and then opened it as вЂAdministratorвЂ™. Shut down the computer and restarted it after ~1 minute. Then ran вЂMalwarebytesвЂ™ that returned a clean bill of health. Then ran the вЂRegistryвЂ™ tool and cleared all suggested registry problems.

Ran вЂCCleanerвЂ™ and cleaned all suggested extensions etc. Ran a вЂFullвЂ™ scan of вЂBullGuardвЂ™ anti-virus nothing untoward reported. Downloaded and installed Malwarebytes (free).Дisconnected from the internet. Downloaded and installed CCleaner (free).ДЈ. Updated my anti-virus programme, вЂBullGuardвЂ™.Дў.

'Exception EAccessViolation in Module PersonalHistorian.exe at 006C1AF0.ДЄccess violation at address 00AC1AF0 in module 'PersonalHistorian.exe'.

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You finally bought that new computer or laptop youвЂ™ve been wanting.After downloading the trial version of Personal Historian 3 and installing it on my computer running Windows10, I have been shown the following 'Application Error' message:

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ROOTSMAGIC 7 TO GO TUTORIAL HOW TOД«ut now you are wondering how to move your existing RootsMagic files to your new computer. Moving RootsMagic Files from Old Computer to New Computer I have recently come across a few people with a variation of this question.В These step-by-step instructions will help anyone who wishes to move their RootsMagic family tree from an old computer to a new computer, a person who has recently updated from an older version of RootsMagic to RootsMagic 7, or someone who wishes to share their family tree with a relative.

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Step 1: Begin with installing RootsMagic software on your new computer or laptop. To do that, you need to know if you are using the free or paid version of RootsMagic. If you are using RootsMagic Essentials, that is the free version. If you are using RootsMagic 4, or 6, or some other number, then you have the paid version. Now, go to and click on the RootsMagic you already have.

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You are going to download the appropriate version to your new computer or laptop. For this example, we are going to assume you have purchased RootsMagic in the past. In this case, you would have clicked вЂњProductsвЂќ at the top, then chose вЂњRootsMagic,вЂќ and then at this screen that looks like the image below, you would choose вЂњFree Download.вЂќДЇollow the prompts to add RootsMagic to your new computer. When the program opens, it will ask you to enter in your unique purchase code.

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This code is what you received when you purchased RootsMagic for the first time. Just follow the prompts to recover your forgotten purchase code. Typically, you will do this by email, but if you need to, you can always call the great people over at RootsMagic.ДЄfter you have entered in your code, you are ready to begin. Step 2: Go to your old RootsMagic and open it up. At the left, top corner, click вЂњFileвЂќ and choose вЂњExportвЂќ from the pull-down options. What this is going to do is вЂњexportвЂќ all the names, places, dates, notes, sources, to-do lists, and make a GEDCOM file that can be moved to a new RootsMagic location. I suggest saving it to the Desktop because it is typically easy to find! Let me show you: When you click вЂњOK,вЂќ the system will ask where you want to save this file. You have now created and named your family tree in a file format called a GEDCOM and saved it to your old computerвЂ™s desktop. Step 3: You need to retrieve that file from off the old computerвЂ™s desktop. The easiest way to do that is to use a thumb-drive, but surprisingly, many of you may not have one. Instead, just email this file to yourself! Open up gmail or hotmail, or whatever you use, and send yourself an email. Before pushing вЂњsendвЂќ, click on the attachment option and choose to add the GEDCOM file you just created to the email.

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