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Is it possible to run Paratext on a Chromebook? I also saw an older post about Paratext Lite on a Chromebook and am curious about that.

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James
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You can install software on a Chromebook, primarily through the Google Play Store (Android apps) and the Chrome Web Store (extensions/web apps). The Windows version of Paratext cannot be installed on a Chromebook. However, a user should be able to use Paratext Lite (through the Google Play Store) or Scripture Forge through the web interface.
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