Activation of ancient Director MX 2004 still possible?

Hi --
I'm running windows in a virtual machine and run Director in that environment, which usually works great. However, recently upgraded from Parallels to VMWare, and now unable to open Director MX2004 (which I need to do from time to time for maintenance to old projects).  It's asking me to go through activation again, but when I try to enter the info, erroneously says it's unable to connect to the internet.  (It is very old activation code I'm sure).
Anyone find a way to activate this old program, or convince the activation code that it's connected to the internet so it can properly accept my serial numbers?  Thanks!
-Brad

The activation server no longer exists.
Try this link: Error: Unable to Activate | Macromedia products

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