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How can I view the SFM output of dblchanges.txt?

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Is there a way to view the SFM output of dblchanges.txt, or is viewing the XML files in a DBL export the only way to debug complicated dblchanges.txt?

My workaround is to use dblchanges.txt as a changes.txt within a PTXprint job, but that's a hassle.
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How about downloading the USX files and importing them into an auxiliary project? With this approach, you can even use the Paratext built in tools for comparisons.
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