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I had a hard time figuring out how to remove myself from a Consultant Notes project that I don't own, so I thought I'd share the steps I found. 


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    From the project's menu, go to "Project Settings > User Permissions..." 

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    Click "Remove" next to your name in the list. 

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    Click yes. It will also remove your computer's local copy. 

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    "Also remove me from this project" should already be selected. Hit "OK"

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    Click "OK" on the final confirmation.
  6. The project disappears. 
Maybe there is an easier way. If so, feel free to comment!
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