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Marcos Rezende 11 år siden • opdateret af Ezra Weinstein (Administrator) 11 år siden • 1

I'm developing an app on my desktop and now I want to try it on a Surface Pro before publish it. Is there a way to backup the project from desktop and restore it in another machine with Interactive Builder installed ????

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Ezra Weinstein (Administrator) 11 år siden

Absolutely not necessary to upgrade to premium, although we'd love to have you as a paying customer.  Regardless, all your apps that you create are stored in your Documents folder (by default), under a folder called InteractBuilder.  You can simply copy the app folder from your PC to your Surface and you should be all set.


There is another way to do it as well.  You can download the InteractPlayer from the InteractBuilder web site:


www.interactbuilder.com/software


You can install the Player on both machines.  Once the InteractPlayer is installed make sure to register your software. Information on registering the InteractBuilder software can be found here:


http://www.interactbuilder.com/userguide/lessons/Registering_InteractBuilder.html


It's FREE to register.  Once you register click the Publish button in the Design screen and you can share your app (you will be able to share your app with up to 5 different email addresses).


Information on sharing your app can be found here:

http://www.interactbuilder.com/userguide/lessons/Share_Your_App.html


So overall you have a few choices and the good news is that you don't have to pay to try any of these out.

Marcos Rezende 11 år siden

I found the answer myself. The solution is to upgrade my account to Premium. I'll think about it.

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Ezra Weinstein (Administrator) 11 år siden

Absolutely not necessary to upgrade to premium, although we'd love to have you as a paying customer.  Regardless, all your apps that you create are stored in your Documents folder (by default), under a folder called InteractBuilder.  You can simply copy the app folder from your PC to your Surface and you should be all set.


There is another way to do it as well.  You can download the InteractPlayer from the InteractBuilder web site:


www.interactbuilder.com/software


You can install the Player on both machines.  Once the InteractPlayer is installed make sure to register your software. Information on registering the InteractBuilder software can be found here:


http://www.interactbuilder.com/userguide/lessons/Registering_InteractBuilder.html


It's FREE to register.  Once you register click the Publish button in the Design screen and you can share your app (you will be able to share your app with up to 5 different email addresses).


Information on sharing your app can be found here:

http://www.interactbuilder.com/userguide/lessons/Share_Your_App.html


So overall you have a few choices and the good news is that you don't have to pay to try any of these out.

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