Navigate to the location where you saved the license file and select it in the file browser dialog.When it first runs, you will be prompted to install the license file. Start the Mnova software on your computer.Be sure to save the file to a convenient location such as your Downloads folder or Desktop. You can do so by clicking on the file name to display the file, and then click the button in the upper right. Download the correct file to your computer.For most users, this will be the University of New Hampshire Campus NMR v1.8.lic file.
Locate the license file for the version of Mnova you have installed.Open the folder for the Mnova software.This folder is accessible to all UNH account holders, but you may have to login with your UNH username and password to gain access. Connect to the repository for the installation files from Box at USNH Academic Apps.If you continue to use the program after that point, you will need to repeat this process to obtain a new license file. The Mnova software requires a license file to activate. When at the Custom Setup stage, only install the MestReNova Framework and the NMR Plugin. For Windows, proceed through the installer, accepting the license agreement and most defaults.For Mac, just drag the program to your applications folder.Proceed through the installation process:.Click on the desired version to download the installation files to your computer.We recommend you download the most recent release unless you have a specific reason otherwise. Use the large buttons to find the appropriate copy of Mnova for your specific operating system.Windows 7 or newer macOS 10.13 or newer Linux (many versions - see download page).Your computer meet the following requirements to use Mnova:
The instructions below are for students or faculty/staff who would like to install Mnova on their own computer.
Under this license, all students, faculty, and staff may use the Mnova software on UNH-owned or personally-owned computers for teaching and research purposes. UNH has a site license for the Mestrelab Research Mnova application that allows for 150 active users. This article describes how to install Mnova, an application for electronic and vibrational spectroscopic techniques.
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