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One of our translator is getting this message and paratext crashes… ‘>’ is unexpected token. The expected token is “” or ‘’’. Line 1 position 50. The image of the error is uploaded… Can any one please suggest work around?
He is not at all able to open Paratext. i tried repair, uninstall and reinstall paratext but nothing worked out.

thanks for help

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Hi all

problem solved… I downloaded and installed latest Patch 8 0 100 63 (55.9M) from http://pt8.paratext.org/files/releases/8.0/patch_8.0.100.63.msp
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