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On several of our MTT PCs (Windows 10), Send/Receive is not working because Paratext can’t find Chorus Hub, and there’s no way to check any option other than Internet. It was working fine in 9.0. I’ve tried uninstalling/reinstalling Paratext 9.1 to no avail. I’ve disabled all firewall programs to no avail. Any ideas?

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Please use Help > Give feedback from one of the MTT machines having the problem so we can look into it. The internet option should not depend on Chorus Hub.

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I will take the Give Feedback step tomorrow. I wasn’t saying that we’re trying to use the internet. In fact, the MTTs don’t do S/R to the internet, but only to our office server using Chorus Hub. But the problem is that all the other choices besides Internet is greyed out and after trying to find Chorus Hub, I get the message “Not Found”.

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