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Nonstudent faculty and staff at Duke may install and use the software on personally-owned, Duke-dedicated computers. It may be installed and used/accessed by all Duke faculty, staff, and students an an unlimited number of computers that are owned or leased by Duke and normally located in a Duke-owned facility.

On Linux you may need to show hidden files using Control + H.Software licensed under this agreement may be used solely for the use or support of instruction and academic research.

/usr/local/Wolfram/Mathematica/Configuration/Licensing/mathpass.

/usr/share/Mathematica/Licensing/mathpass.

Press Command + Shift + G to open a file search dialog and enter “~/Library/Mathematica/”. To navigate to a hidden folder, open the Finder application. These files may be hidden on your computer.

~/Library/Mathematica/Licensing/mathpass.

/Library/Mathematica/Licensing/mathpass.

The mathpass file is located at one of the following locations: You may need to adjust a setting to show hidden files.

C:\Program Files\Wolfram Research\Mathematica\Configuration\Licensing\mathpass.

C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Mathematica\Licensing\mathpass.

C:\ProgramData\Mathematica\Licensing\mathpass.

The mathpass file is at one of the three following locations: In your respective operating system, please open your mathpass file using a basic text editor. Looking Up Licensing Information from Within MathematicaĮvaluate FilePrint to obtain the content of the mathpass file that this instance of Mathematica is referencing. You may need to locate your mathpass file in order to reset your Mathematica license by hand or look up any of the above licensing details. Mathematica stores its license information, consisting of the machine name, Math ID, activation key and password, in a text file named “mathpass”.