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How can I revert to an earlier version of Paratext?

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Sometimes an update gets installed and I need to remove it and revert to an earlier version. How can I do that?
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Here is a quick video showing how to use the Windows setting "Programs and Features" (where you can view installed updates) to revert to an earlier version of Paratext. https://youtu.be/puhu4YSbleQ?feature=shared
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