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Does anybody have any experience with Paratext 8 on multiple Windows user accounts on the same Windows 10 machine? Are there any problems and things you need to be aware of with that kind of setup?

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Two help topics address that question:

  1. How do I set up a computer to have multiple users?
  2. How do I edit a project on a computer with multiple users?

Please comment here if they are incorrect or unclear.

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These help topics need to be updated for Windows 10.

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Also: PT8 single work machine-several separate users

Note that it works best with PT 7.6 or later. It can be done with earlier versions, but it requires more manual steps than in 7.6.

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