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I remember some years back, several people had tools for extracting the gloss data from a Paratext interlinearizer project. One tool I remember called "Glossy" is still somewhat current, so it would work in Paratext 9. Is this the best one? Are there others?

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http://blog.rowbory.co.uk/sw/glossy/#respond
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Excel can be used to extract gloss data from the lexicon.xml file in a Paratext project. Here is a quick video of the process. Note that you should save this file as an Excel file if you want to save the work that is being done.

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