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Is there a way to make the Run Basic Checks dialog window remember the Choose Books range I select between basic check runs (i.e. closing and opening of the dialog)?
Paratext by (151 points) | 52 views

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Hola.
You can define a “Priority” that you can then use to avoid making multiple selections whenever you need to.
To define the Priority is from the “Project menu - Project settings - Define priorities”.

Then, when you use options where you select the books (like in the Basic checks, when you click on the “Choose” button you will have the priority tab.

Saludos,
Pepe.
by (967 points)
Thank you Pepe, unfortunately Priorities are also not persistent.

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