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I have the main vernacular project in a special script and also a Romanized version using transliteration. When trying to do a spell check on the vernacular, the transliteration kicks in for every single chapter change. This happens even when I don’t have the transliterated project actively loaded. For a book like Psalms, this process takes forever! Does anyone know how to de-activate transliteration when you want to do spell checking on the primary text?

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I do not know of anyway to de-activate the transliteration, but you can “cancel” the transliteration process and then run a single update when you are ready. You can report this as an issue using Help > Report a problem.

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