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After exporting in PTX Print, the << >> quotation marks used in Paratext still remains instead of converting to the " " quotation marks as seen with the ParaText PDF Export.

What can i do about it?

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On the Advanced tab, you will need to turn on the option shown here:
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This file normally contains rules that convert such codes into their actual characters:
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Just in case your PrintDraftChanges.txt file doesn’t already contain these rules, here they are for you to copy-and-paste:

#      CONVERT ANGLED QUOTES TO ENGLISH (CURLY) QUOTES
#      -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   '<< *<'               >    '\u201c \u2018' # Use nested open double and single curly quotes
                                                   #   (non-breaking thin space between)
   '<<'                  >    '\u201c'             # Use double open curly quotes
   '<'                   >    '\u2018'             # Use single open curly quotes 
   '> *>>'               >    '\u2019 \u201d' # Use nested close double and single curly quotes
                                                   #   (non-breaking thin space between)
   '>>'                  >    '\u201d'             # Use double close curly quotes
   '>'                   >    '\u2019'             # Use single close curly quotes
by (2.6k points)

Thanks @ mjpenny, it changes correctly.
Blessings.

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