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How can I view two different passages from a project at the same time? In my case, I want to see both Ephesians and Titus in our project text, in two different tabs. I find that when I change one one text, they both change. It seems like this should be possible, but I can’t figure it out or find a help video for it.

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That little “A” to the left of the project name represents the “Scroll Group”. All the projects in a particular scroll group stick together, but you can put different windows into different groups (or into the “none” group).

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