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Our Paratext files include \cl Chapter Labes for Psalms. We would like to try the Psalms with drop caps. I could achieve this by deleting all the Chapter Labels in the original Paratext files. Is there a way to tell PTXprint just to ignore the Chapter Labels and produce the Psalms with drop caps?
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or if that doesn't hide the \cl markers, add a changes.txt rule:

at PSA "\\cl .+?\n" > ""

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Thank you Mark. The regex rule worked perfectly. Drop Caps appeared instead of the Chapter Labels.

The other option did hide the Chapter Labels but did not give me Drop Caps.

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