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Thankful for PTXPrint versatility. This screenshot from the gallery is exactly what I need to achieve. How do I make chapter, verse and page numbers appear in Devanagari script?
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The easiest way to find settings is to use the “Search for settings” feature at the bottom left of the screen:
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This will take you to the Digit mapping feature which is actually hiding under the Font settings:

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Thanks, Mark, for the reminder about Search for settings and for highlighting the digit mapping feature. Just what I needed. The result looks great.

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