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Cannot register/activate PT8 after install

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Trying to install Paratext 8 on my Win 10 (Creator) laptop. When I enter the registration information, the OK button remains grayed out. Using the same name, key and e-mail address as in PT 7.5. Any ideas?

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You need a new license key for Paratext 8. You can register at http://registry.paratext.org

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