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Is there a straightforward way to copy Hebrew or Greek transliterations from the Source Language Text resource, to paste into another document? I can display them easily enough, but the context menu doesn't seem to provide a way to copy them.
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Hello.

For this specific resource within Paratext it is only possible to copy the transliteration of one verse at a time.

Regards,
Pepe.
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