Remove volume license and install individual licence

Previously, my iMac had a Volume licensed copy of Logic Express 9 installed. I deleted it, and installed my own copy, but when I start up Logic, it launches using the volume license instead of asking for my license. How can I delete the volume license?
Thanks,
Doug Gough

Delete this file
/Library/Application Support/ProApps/Logic Express System ID
after that, you should be able to enter your new serial#

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