Adobe DNG Converter 5.7 won't recognize Canon T2i files (.CR2)

Just downloaded Adobe DNG Converter 5.7.  I have a Canon T2i and my camera raw files (.CR2) are listed in the Converter but are faded and can't be selected.  Does anyone know what is going on or have a similar experience?

Remember that the DNG Converter works on FOLDERS, not on individual files.  If you are in the File > Open dialog box, make sure you're targeting the folder, not individual files.
Otherwise, use the Finder to drop file icons on the DNG Converter's icon.
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