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Hello everyone! I presented PTXprint to a team recently and they are excited to use it. They have been copy/pasting from Paratext to a Word document to print it.
We are community checking every chapter after the chapter is drafted (about 2 A5 pages). We used the 1-up display in PTXprint and each page got it's own page (A5 on A4), but to be more space-efficient and normal I tried 2-up. Now I get a recto page, then a verso page. I realize this is because of page numbering, but how can I override this behavior and get both pages on the same A4 sheet? And how can I make the left page number odd for these community check sheets?
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I'm not sure we can do everything that you're expecting/hoping to do, but perhaps this setting: "Suppress Blank Page Before Scripture Text" on the Peripherals tab is one step closer.

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Thank you Mark. That didn't change the pdf output.

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