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When I change to view mode in the Bible module, the picture/figure displays correctly but when I try to export to RTF or through PTXPrint the figures don't show up.
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For PTXPrint, click on Pictures in the left column and check the box to include pictures.

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If you don't see Pictures in the left column, click the three bars at top left, choose "View level" and pick either Basic View or Full view.
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I can do all this and can see the picture here:image

But when I hit the "Print (Make PDF)" button I don't get any pictures.

Roger, I see the same behavior. If I print the book of Matthew, the picture shows, but if I print the module with those verses included, the picture does not appear (even though it does appear in the Preview of the module in Paratext as you mentioned).
I've reported this as a bug to the developers.

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