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This is the error I receive when trying to print a portion of Nehemiah (1-7:3). All basic checks have been run.

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "ptxprint\gtkview.py", line 1346, in onOK
  File "ptxprint\view.py", line 264, in getBooks
  File "ptxprint\view.py", line 342, in getBookFilename
  File "ptxprint\view.py", line 330, in _getPtSettings
  File "ptxprint\ptsettings.py", line 26, in __init__
  File "ptxprint\ptsettings.py", line 37, in parse
  File "ptxprint\ptsettings.py", line 154, in calcbookspresent
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'replace'

PTXprint Version 2.3.45
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Please could you update to the latest version of PTXprint and then try again. The version you are using is almost a year old and there have been 100's of bug fixes and enhancements since then. If it is still giving you the same error after updating, then please send in an archive for troubleshooting. Use the "Create Archive..." button the Help tab, and send the resulting .zip file to ptxprint (underscore) support (at) sil.org

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Thank you, I updated and also corrected an error with the project registration

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