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Thanks for your answer. Where do I add the rule?

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This question relates to: https://support.bible/13960/does-the-whole-book-need-error-free-before-can-print-chapter

When you are in PTXPrint, make sure that you are seeing the "Full Menus". (Click on the three bars at the bottom right and switch the view to Full Menus).

You can then click on the Advanced tab and choose the option for (changes.txt)
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