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Previously in our project, the glossary entries were marked with \w. These markers have now been removed and all work for the glossary has been done in the Biblical Terms window. I need to print out some books using Print Draft. I’ve created a new project and imported the books from the master project into the new one, so I can make changes for the footnotes references etc. But I haven’t been able to work out a way to transfer the Renderings over to the new project, so that I can then mark selected terms for the glossary. Can anyone advise me?

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