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Nathan,
As both ParaTExt and Logos move to higher versions, it will be good if colleagues can report some outdated labels encountered e.g. Logos 4 in ParaTExt 7.5.100.61 SLT. See screenshot below. Perhaps a generic label will be a good solution that will not be outdated e.g. Logos [without the version number]. Thank you. image

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Related: paratext.org > Downloads > Paratext > Beta : the tooltip says “Paratext 7.2 Beta”. Perhaps a more generic description would be better, so that it doesn’t need to be updated.

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Thanks. I have written up this request.

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