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In the parallel passages tool in the menu to select which passages to display it is possible to select "Not yet drafted" but I would find it more helpful to have "Only drafted" which would avoid having multiple empty columns in the lower pane which simply makes checking the drafted passages harder. Is there a way to do this?
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Pauline
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I have created a plugin tool that can be used to "hide" books or chapters that you don't want to include in the Parallel Passages tool. Here is a quick video of how the tool works.

You can download the installer files from here.

And here is a quick video on how to install the plugin.

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