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In a project I work with Basic Checks is reporting 25.» as "Invalid final punctuation". A&P reports it as a Number error. However . (unicode 002E) is included in the Number Settings of the project as a valid final punctuation and .» in listed in the Punctuation Inventory as valid final punctuation. Why are Basic Checks and A&P reporting this as an error?

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Yes, this is a number error. Make sure that both the . and the » are included in the final punctuation list. Paratext looks at all of the punctuation following the number.
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