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How can the settings be migrated from LoggerNet on a Windows computer to LoggerNet for Linux on a Linux computer?

Follow these steps:

1. On the Windows computer, open the LoggerNet Setup screen.
2. In the Backup menu, select the Manual Backup option to create a backup of the network.
3. On the same or different Windows computer, use LoggerNet Remote software to connect the Setup screen to the LoggerNet for Linux server (File | Select Server).
4. Restore the network backup (Backup | Restore Network).
5. Review the restored settings in the Setup screen. Some settings (such as COM ports, modems, data file paths, etc.) may need to be adjusted.

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