Registration key by instalation of oracle 10g

Hello I buy book with instalation cd of oracle. When i try to install it i need a registration key. Where can I get this key.
Thanks
Stan

The registration key must be from the "Author" of the book to "lock" the contents of that book and NOT for the Oracle software because you can download the Oracle software for free (personal use) directly from Oracle.
Check out the inside of the book, the labels, the box and everything you received to find that registration key.
:p

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