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All the text in a local translator’s back translation project has suddenly become right justified, with the backslash codes on the far right (with the backslash on far right, with the code immediately to the left of the backslash) and the text (still read from left to right) all right justified.
The project is still using the usfm.sty stylesheet.

I assume there is likely a simple way to revert this project to be left justified again. Any answers out there for how to do that?

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You need to change uncheck “Right to Left Script” in the Language Settings (Menu “Project” or Ctrl-L).
Number 3 in the following screenshot:

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