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Any thoughts on why the interlinearizer is suddently generating unsual guesses with mixed upper/lower case red letters?

Here is are two examples from Gen 37.13:

Note the guess is fATHER and all the other possible guesses are also upper case.
And here is an example with a blue gloss:

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I looked into your problem with the interlinear. There actually isn’t a bug in the Interlinear causing this. The problem is with the BTA project.

The problem is that the English language definition used by the BTA project got messed up and the character settings are not English settings (I’m not sure where they came from). They also define the lowercase characters as uppercase and vice versa. Because the language settings are shared between projects, this caused the settings for other English projects to also be messed up.

Fixing the characters in the English language definition (Project > Language Settings > Alphabetic Characters tab) fixed the interlinear issue.
Note that you may have to restart Paratext to see the fixed settings.

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That fixed it. Thanks so much anon291708. I will retract my help ticket with Paratext and try to learn how the language definition got changed.

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The Interlinear is making its guesses based on the “Model text for Interlinearization” that you have told it to use. Which project is that? What does its text look like?

Incidentally, our best practice approach for the Interlinearizer is to set it to use the back translation project (if you have one) as the model text.

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Dear dhigby,

Thank you for responding.

We’ve been using ESV as our interlinearizer model, which isn’t an all-caps translation as you know.

We have the same problem if we use the back translation project (BTA). It is generating all-caps or mixed-caps guesses and some of them don’t make any sense.

anon242106

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This is definitely a bug, please report it from the help menu.

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Thank you. I just reported it.

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