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<H2><A NAME="upgrading"></A> <A NAME="s3">3.</A> <A HREF="opencbm.html#toc3">Upgrading OpenCBM from an older installation</A></H2>

<P>Currently, OpenCBM does not support a upgrade other than completely uninstalling
it, and re-installing it from scratch. Have a look at the uninstall instructions
for Linux (
<A HREF="opencbm-13.html#cbm4linux-uninstall">cbm4linux-uninstall</A>
) and the corresponding install
instructions (
<A HREF="opencbm-9.html#cbm4linux-install">cbm4linux-install</A>
) or for Windows (
<A HREF="opencbm-14.html#cbm4win-uninstall">cbm4win-uninstall</A>
, 
<A HREF="opencbm-10.html#cbm4win-install">cbm4win-install</A>
).</P>



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