How to register Quicktime Pro in Quicktime

I purchased Quicktime Pro and my old computer crashed so I was not able to uninstall Quicktime Pro. Now I have a new computer and I have downloaded Quicktime, but am unable to find where to register and input my Registration Code.

Click here and follow the instructions.
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Hello:
How can I register my Quicktime Pro?

EdChew wrote:
Im actually running 10.8.4 and it is what is in my profile I just checked.
Your profile actually isn't being posted, so no one here will have any idea what you're running unless you include that in your post. And the post to which you replied was made well over a year ago in response to Douglas, the person who created this thread. Just FYI.
i was thinking that it would leave the screen of where i entered the # or say in the heading Quicktime pro instead of continuing to say Quicktime 7. Yes I bought Mac and yes I copied it from the email confirmation.
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