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How to upgrade to MAMP 3 – a quick video tutorial

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MAMP 3 (the newest version) was just released with lots of cool new features. Now you’re wondering how you can upgrade your existing MAMP install to the new one without losing all your content. Fret not my friend. It’s not at all hard. You just have to do things in the right order. This 6 minute video tutorial walks you through the process and gets you up and running.

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One response to “How to upgrade to MAMP 3 – a quick video tutorial”

August 28, 2014

Thad

I’ve upgraded but whenever I visit my local site it prompts me to install WordPress. I’m not sure why, yet.. On my previous MAMP installation I followed this guide to setup virtual hosts. I believe I’ve updated and copied over the extra .conf files correctly… http://danilo.ariadoss.com/how-to-setup-virtual-hosts-mamp-environment/

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