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Hi,
How can I register a project (and pseudonym) as confidential after I’ve already registered as not confidential? Do I need to start over? If so, how do I delete the old registration? If I do have to delete my registration, what do I do with the existing machines that have the old registration data on them? Do I delete the projects on those computers?
Thanks,
Clear7419

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Just login to the registration server (registry.paratext.org) and switch the project to confidential from standard. The selection is at the bottom of the project registration info page.

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David,

You can add another person to the project (in PT7) and make them an administrator and then have them register and migrate the project into PT8. After migration, they can add you back as an administrator (using your new username) and delete your old username. Once you get access in PT8, you can remove this person from the project.

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David,

I guess you can also register for a new PT7 license using the same username that you have for PT8 and then add it to the PT7 project.

anon397352

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Hi anon397352,
What do i need to do to resolve this so I can migrate?
David

Please refer to the article that was just posted on the Paratext website. It should answer your questions: http://pt8.paratext.org/2018/01/04/migration-preparation-issues/

Hi dhigby,
Thanks for this. This doc answers my question. Now, I will need to convert the project. I have pt7.5 so I’ll need to update. However, I go to check for updates dialogue and it says I’m up to date. Do I need to download pt7 again?
thanks,
David

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The simplest path is to convert the project using Paratext 7.6 before migrating to PT 8.0, but the conversion can be done after migration. While it is called “conversion”, it actually creates a new project. When you are happy with how the project was converted, then you will have to delete the old project and remove it from the registry.
The convert function is found at Tools–>Advanced–>Convert project. It has a line with two boxes that says replace old name with new name. It will then replace the name everywhere it appears in the project history. I have never heard of problems with this part of the conversion. The issues I am aware of have to do with the normalization of the Unicode characters.

By the way, another common use of the conversion tool is to rename a project. It is desirable to use the ISO code as the name of projects, since this better identifies the project.

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A standard project can be seen by all members of your organization. It is also seen by project reviewers in all the organizations in the registry.
Confidential project visibility is explained here:
https://pt8.paratext.org/ufaqs/who-can-see-information-about-confidential-projects/

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dhigby and anon397352,
I read a bit deeper and now have installed 7.6 on my machine. The question now is, do i need to first transfer my project in 7.5 into the new registration? Or do I leave my original registration on 7.5 until I’ve converted the project? It makes sense to me change the registration in 7.5 first and then convert in 7.6, however, I don’t to make a mistake in this. It seems the faster I try to move forward the more problems I discover.
Thanks,
David

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From 7.5 to 7.6 there is no conversion. Do the conversion with 7.6, then migrate your data from 7.5 to 8.

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