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I want to change the ‘Other Characters’ in the Language Settings for a project in PT8 that I am an administrator and have full editing permissions (as far as I can tell). However, the ‘OK’ button is grayed out, so I am unable to save changes. I also checked the project in the Paratext registry, and I do not see any place to change the language settings there. The language selected is specific to this language project.

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Generally if you have permission to edit the setting in the project properties and the OK button is grey, it means that there may be an issue in the alphabet characters

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That was the problem! I had some digraphs listed with a capital and lower case form, but apparently now there should only be the lower case form listed.

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