Reinstalling FotoFusion

If your computer has ceased to function or you are moving to a new computer, you can reinstall FotoFusion at no cost.

If you are replacing your existing computer and will be giving your old machine to another person, please uninstall FotoFusion from the first machine after reinstalling.

NB: Before performing major system maintenance or transferring the software to a new machine, archive any projects you wish to transfer to your new machine. If you do not archive your projects (into the .scrappackage format), your original images will not move with the project and will be only available in a low-resolution format.

To download and reinstall FotoFusion Version 4:

-- visit www.LumaPix.com

-- click on the DOWNLOAD NOW button (at the top of the page)

-- click on ‘run’ (or 'open') to download and install FotoFusion

To reactivate FotoFusion:

-- launch FotoFusion while connected to the Internet

-- click on HELP on the menu bar

-- select ACTIVATE FOTOFUSION

-- type in your User ID (either your email at the time of purchase, for an internet purchase, or the code inside the retail packaging for boxed copies)

-- type in the password you created at the time of your first installation

-- submit this information to relaunch the software at the level of your license.

If you have purchased dotScrap graphics, these materials will still be unlocked to you if you have moved to another machine as they are connected to your user id.
 

Multiple installations

FotoFusion's End-User-License Agreement (EULA) allows FotoFusion to be run on one machine by one user. If you purchase LumaPix and install it on multiple machines (even offline), we will notice that your user ID has been used multiple times and, per the EULA, have the right to deactivate your account.

Having said that - LumaPix understands that individual users often have a PC and a laptop and might appreciate having the software available on both. A second activation allowing users the convenience of a second machine for personal use may be ignored by LumaPix, so long as the user does not abuse the situation (say, by having two users working on both machines at the same time for extended periods).

Activation on a second machine is intended to allow one user to work more flexibly, not to enable two users. If FotoFusion is run on the two machines at the same time for extended periods, then in LumaPix' opinion production use is being made of both by two people and a second license should be bought.