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I’m using PTXprint to create PDFs from a Paratext project in the Arabic language, which is a right-to-left language. PTXprint has this option:

“Marginal Verses … Col Width” (under “Body”)

If I enable this option, the verse numbers are displayed in the margin in the exported PDF file. However, they are displayed in the margin on the left, whereas I would like them to be in the margin on the right. How do I display verse numbers in the margin to the right?

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Indeed, that is the better place to ask PTXprint-related questions. And I’ve just gone and answered it for you too.

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Thank you! I haven’t made an account in the other forum yet, but your answer was very helpful. I didn’t realise I wasn’t using the latest version of PTXprint.

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It might be best to ask this in the PTXPrint support forum.

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