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for Windows 11/10/8/7

 

Download the latest version from ANY ONE of these official download sites:

 

 

NOTES:

·          Each NYC version is completely stand alone and does not require any previous version.

·          You can run NYC for 60-days to try it out.  Enter your reg info to disable the 60-day limit.

·          Need a previous NYC version?  Click here.

 

Hints for successful download and installation: 

 

When you click on a link above, your browser will download the setup file into your Downloads folder.

If you get a browser note ‘file is not commonly downloaded and could be dangerous’, select ‘Keep’ not ‘Delete’ or ‘Discard’.

At the prompt ‘Make sure you trust…”, select Show More and ‘Keep Anyway’ to let the setup file download.   

Run the setup file to install NYC. 

 

If Windows Smartscreen prevents the ‘unrecognized file’ from running, select ‘More info’ then press the ‘Run Anyway’ button. 

During installation, we will show as an ‘unknown publisher’ because the setup executable is not digitally signed,

but files you download from the links above have been checked by us and are free of viruses and malware. 

If you get an error that says “Setup was unable to create the directory c:\Users\Public\Documents\FFTS\Nyc602”,

please temporarily disable your anti-virus software and try to install.

If you encounter other problems, please e-mail techsprt@loginetics.com.

Important note about download traffic:
If you have difficulty downloading or downloads are slow, try another site from the list above.

Want us to notify you when a new version of NYC is released?  Join the NYC-Updates email group.

 

Getting NYC User Files and Registration Info from your Previous NYC Installation:

 

Step 1:

Download the latest version (NYC 6.02) from one of the above links, save it to your computer, turn off all other programs, make sure you are logged in as administrator, and install it on your computer (i.e., run the downloaded setup file as administrator).  We recommend you select all the defaults during installation.  After installation, run NYC once or twice to make sure it's working OK before continuing. 

 

Step 2:

Run NYC 6.02 and use File… Upgrade… to bring over/upgrade user files (including reg info and cookbooks) from your previous folder.   To do this, use the Browse... button on the Upgrade window and dbl-click in the folder dialog to find and select your previous version’s main folder (“c:\Users\Public\Documents\FFTS\NycXXX”) or its install folder (“c:\Program Files (x86)\FFTS\NycXXX”) on a Windows 11/10/8/7 computer, where NycXXX would be Nyc589 for previous version NYC 5.89.  For older versions of NYC and operating systems, see this FAQ to find the location of your user folder, from which you can also upgrade using File… Upgrade… .  Before you press Proceed on the Upgrade window, make sure the folder you selected appears in the blue text box.  After the Upgrade, close the Upgrade window(s), and use File… Open Cookbook… to see all cookbooks in your folder.  Note that incoming cookbooks may be slightly renamed to avoid name conflicts (e.g., EXAMPLE may be changed to EXAMPLE1, and RECIPES to RECIPES1, etc).  After a couple weeks, when you are sure you have everything, you can uninstall your previous version and remove its main folder (“c:\Users\Public\Documents\FFTS\NycXXX”).
 
This process will also bring over your registration info.  If you need it, you can always email us for your reg info.

 

 

Getting NYC User Files and Registration Info from your Old Computer to Your New Computer:

 

Step 1:

Download the latest version (NYC 6.02) from one of the above links, save it to your new computer, turn off all other programs, make sure you are logged in as administrator, and install it on your new computer (i.e., run the downloaded setup file as administrator).  We recommend you select all the defaults during installation.  After installation, run NYC once or twice to make sure it's working OK before continuing. 

 

Step 2:

If possible, run NYC on your OLD computer and use Tools... Options... User Folder tab… to identify your NYC User Folder location on the OLD computer.  If the User Folder is not in the default location (e.g., “c:\Users\Public\Documents\FFTS\Nyc597\user”), then move it there by entering the default user folder path and pressing Save.  Put a flash drive (i.e., thumb drive, USB drive) into your old computer.  Copy the \NycXXX folder that contains your NYC User Folder from your old computer or backup to the flash drive (where XXX refers to the NYC version, so the folder would be \Nyc597 for NYC 5.97).

 

EXAMPLE:  Let’s assume your User Folder on your OLD computer is in the default location and you have Windows 7 or higher on your old computer.  Assume also that you were running NYC 5.97 on the old computer.  You would use File Explorer to browse to the old computer’s folder “C:\Users\Public\Documents\FFTS\”, then find the Nyc597 folder under it, and copy the Nyc597 folder to your flash drive.  Your old user files are in the \user subfolder under this Nyc597 folder.

 

If you cannot run NYC on your old PC, but have access to its hard drive, then see this FAQ to locate your old NYC folder.   

 

If the old and new computers are networked, you can map the old PC’s drive on your new computer and skip using a flash drive for Step 2.

 

Step 3:

Now put the flash drive into your new computer.  Run NYC 6.02 on the new computer and use File… Upgrade… to bring over/upgrade user files (including reg info and cookbooks) from your previous folder (now on your flash drive).  To do this, use the Browse... button on the Upgrade window and dbl-click in the folder dialog to find and select your previous \NycXXX folder on the flash drive.  In the EXAMPLE above, this means you would dbl-click the \Nyc597 folder on your flash drive to select it.  Before you press Proceed on the Upgrade window, make sure the folder you selected appears in the blue text box.  After the Upgrade, close the Upgrade window(s), and use File… Open Cookbook… to see all cookbooks in your folder.  Note that incoming cookbooks may be slightly renamed to avoid name conflicts (e.g., EXAMPLE may be changed to EXAMPLE1, and RECIPES to RECIPES1, etc).  After a couple weeks, when you are sure you have everything, you can remove your previous version's folder.
 
This process will also bring over your registration info.  If you need it, you can always email us for your reg info.

 

 

 

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