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The Print window of the Compare Texts Tool contains a Save as HTML button.
In Paratext 7.6 this button works.
But using it in 8.0 seems to have no effect: after ‘saving’ the file, the file is not there at the specified location.
Any idea why this is not working?

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I will write up a bug report for this - the print form is closing before the call to actually write the text to the file is done.

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