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We would like to display the french glosses in the parallell passages tool. The french gloss can already be shown in the source languages windows. We woul like it also in the parallel passages window. How can this be achieved ?
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While you can't change the gloss line of the Hebrew/Greek in the Parallel Passages tool, you can turn off the glosses and then add the French Gloss project below the Hebrew/Greek as a comparative text. It might look like this:

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Thanks Phil. I had not thought of that. Good tip.

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