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When I try to send/receive this project, it stays loading for a while and then Paratext closes completely.

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Please use Help > Report a problem to report this issue to us?
It’s very rare for Paratext to just close without warning. Could you also open up the Windows Task Manager and check to see if the memory usage spikes during the S/R? This type of problem could be caused by excessive memory usage.

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I checked it but the memory usage doesn’t spikes during the S/R. It stays normally. Ok, I reported this issue already using Help > Report a problem

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