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We have a user that makes use of a custom project location, but is now seeing a message saying that it "can’t find the path to ‘C:\My Paratext Projects\AltRendSetting.txt’. I think that implies that somehow Paratext 7.5 is now looking in c:\my paratext projects instead of the custom location. How can we instruct Paratext 7.5 to look in the custom location? I thought there was a registry setting for this, but cannot find any information on it.

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Was told via email that the setting in the registry is
HKLM\Software\WOW6432Node\ScrChecks\1.0\Settings_directory

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