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A colleague who is also an Administrator and has permissions to "All books in project" added a note and also made a correction (in two different chapters), but I cannot see either one. We have done S/R several times and changed the "Project type" from "Test or Training" to "Study Bible Additions."
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The basic thing first:

Did you both send  and receive to the Internet and was this project included in send/receive? If you go to "send/receive projects" in the main menu  you can see what the destination is and if the project in question is selected.
(Or if you are both local to each other you could use send/receive by USB or network location. But are you both sending and receiving to the same USB or the same network folder).
If you are indeed sending and receiving this project to one another,  send in a problem report in "Give Feedback" in the main menu, and tell us the project,  and we can then investigate further.
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