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I have a registered project that shows as unregistered in Paratext 8 How do I correct that so that it is properly migrated? I no longer have a migration popup to use only a registration button.

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Assuming that the project is really registered, if you go to Project > Project Properties and Settings it should contact the Registry and just “realize” that the project is registered, and everything should work.

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