How do i get logic pro x if all i have is a serial number

I go to an audio school and today we were given MacBook Pros. Along with the MacBook was a serial number for Logic Pro X. Where do I go to enter my serial number to download the program? Thanks.

There is no serial number for Logic Pro X as it doesn't use one....
So....
It's not a serial number but a Content code for LPX that you redeem in the Mac App Store...
Redeeming iTunes Gift Cards and content codes

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I finally believed all the hype about Mac being better and gave in. I got a MacBook primarily to use GarageBand and Logic Pro, which are the programs I also use in class. I go to set up Logic Pro. Everything goes smoothly until I try to open the program and I receive this message:
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How do I stop Logic Pro X from trying to load a 32 bit plug-in that's no longer installed? I noticed it occurring on projects where I used Miroslav Philharmonik. I keep getting prompted when opening the projects. I uninstalled Miroslav thinking it would stop, but it didn't.

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Amazon sells a very reasonably priced 'Amazon Basics' external CD/DVD drive suitable for the process...
http://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Portable-External-Optical-Drive/dp/B003M0NT1M /ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1416924310&sr=8-1&keywords=CD+DVD+external+drive+amazon+ basics
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i can't figure out how to get logic pro 9 on my laptop. i tried to copy software from my desktop onto an external drive...then dump to laptop...doesn't seem to work.
driving me nuts

You are wasting your time trying to copy Logic across...
What you need to do is use the DVDs to install Logic onto your Laptop (Note: Install not just copy)
If your Laptop doesn't have a DVD drive built in then you can use Remote Disk to utilize the DVD drive on your older Mac...
Use the CD or DVD drive from another computer with your Mac - Apple Support
Otherwise you will need to obtain a USB DVD drive like the Amazon Basics model found here...
http://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Portable-External-Optical-Drive/dp/B003M0NT1M /ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1422590767&sr=8-1&keywords=Basics+usb+DVD+Drive
or you can make DMG images of your DVDs on your Desktop Mac and then copy them to an external HD.. Connect the External HD to your Laptop and install from those...
http://geek.michaelgrace.org/2009/06/create-dmg-image-from-a-disk/
Note: Once you have installed Logic Pro 9 you will also need to update it to 9.1.8 before running it the first time..
Use this link to achieve that...
Logic Pro 9.1.8
Finally, Remember... you will need the original Serial code provided with Logic Pro 9 to install it. The serial number can be found in the Logic Pro 9 Packaging.
If you bought the upgrade version of Logic Pro 9 (Logic Studio 2.0) you will also need to original serial number for the full version of Logic Pro 8 (Logic Studio 1.0).. Again that is found in the LP8 packaging.

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