Carlos Terán

In my opinion you should not.  Just finish working on 2019 and complete your ongoing projects.  Then just start all new projects on 2021.  If you have 2019 installed on the same computer as 2021 then it will run by virtue of 2021 being licenced.

But, if you're determined, just use the "Open Project" command from the ribbon in 2021 and look for the sdlproj file of your 2019 project.  It's probably a good idea to make sure you know where the project is saved before you do this so can easily find it.

This will open the project location in windows explorer and you'll find the sdlproj in there.  Don't move it... it only contains metadata... but Studio 2021 will be able to read it and will open your project along with the resources yo used.

Thank you very much, Paul, for your quick reply!

Unfortunately, I have already deactivated my Studio 2019 license, so as not to go back to the hassle of asking for a new license, I followed the instructions you gave me to start working in 2021.

I panicked a little when I couldn't use de Google API, but then I found your thread on this subject, and everything is working perfectly now.

You are a Master!

Thank you very much.

Carlos

Carlos Terán

Carlos Terán said:

Unfortunately, I have already deactivated my Studio 2019 license, so as not to go back to the hassle of asking for a new license, I followed the instructions you gave me to start working in 2021.

I think you have not understood me... or I just didn't explain it very well.  You do not need to ask for a new licence for 2019.  Studio 2019 will still work if it's on the same machine as 2021.  It will automatically licence itself based on your having a licenced installation of 2021.