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1 Click Manage Plans to see the stages and tasks in your project plan or to copy tasks from another project plan.

2 Click Add Stage to add a stage.
The new stage follows the active stage.

3 Click Add Task to add a task.
The new task is added immediately following the highlighted stage or task.

4 Select the language for the name and description of the added item.

5 Enter a name for the added item.

6 Enter a description for the added item.

7 Do one of the following to remove a task or stage:

  • Select a task and click Remove Task.
  • Select a stage and click Remove Stage.

If you add a task in guide step 3 above, do steps 8 , 9 , and 10 .
8 From the “Mark task as complete” drop-down, select one of the following:

  • Once for entire book (for a book task)
  • Once for each chapter (for a chapter task)
  • Once for entire project (for a project task)
    :checkicon: If you select the "Once for entire project" option, there are default options which you cannot change for steps 9 and 10 below. Skip to the paragraph following the two bullets in step 10.

9 From the “When can this task start?” drop-down, select an option to specify when (relative to other work) the task can begin.

10 From the “Requires Editing” drop-down, select one of the following for project XYZ:

  • No (if the result of the task will not require the text to be edited. For example, a task to make sure you have copyright permission to use the figures you want to include with your text.)
  • Scripture Text (XYZ) (if the result of the task will require the text to be edited)

To finish creating or modifying the project plan, click the Checks tab and, from the drop-down list for each check, select the earliest stage where you want the check to be run. The check will automatically be done in all following stages.
***** If the project is not registered this item is gray. You must register the project in order to be able to use the Interlinearizer.

11 Click OK when you have finished creating or modifying your project plan.

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