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Following up with an earlier question: https://support.bible/6030/utility-to-generate-a-custom-vrs-file

I have created a tool to help write or edit a custom.vrs file. Here is a quick video of the tool.

You can download the tool from my Dropbox files: Custom_Versification_Editor

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No need to answer, but comments and suggestions are welcome.

I've created additional tools for checking things in Paratext. Here is a list of the available tools. These have not been tested on RtL projects (or any non-Roman script projects for that matter). Please let me know if you have questions or suggestions.

Here is the link to download the tools. To use these tools, most need to be copied into the \My Paratext 8/9 Projects\cms folder

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