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Installed Paratext on new PC

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I installed Paratext on new PC. I can’t find my language project to download. Can you help me?

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It doesn’t appear that anything is wrong on the server side (your project information seems to be intact).
Please send in a problem report (Help > Give feedback) so we can take a closer look at what is going on.

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