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We have a user who is doing a transliteration from one script in a language to another script in the same language. She’s not able to mark the verses as being finished in the transliteration.
She’s an administrator, who can edit all books, and has all permissions. Two other uses with the same configuration are able to mark verses finished.

Any ideas?

Her version of Paratext is 8.0.100.63. We did ‘report a problem’ which has the reference number of PTXS-17276

Thank you,
MSEAIT/LT

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MSEAIT/LT, I looked at the problem report, and the screenshot shows that she is not assigned to the book. Only the person assigned to edit the book can approve the verses. I also noticed in the assignments that she is a consultant.

Blessings,
anon848905

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Ah…that would explain it. There is an old version of the transliteration and a new version. They both have very similar short names. I’m guessing she had the wrong one open and neither one of us caught it. Thanks.

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