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Is there any way to search for markers that Paratext has deemed invalid (that is, they are red)? In one project I have over a thousand markers for a certain character style, and I have more beginning style markers than ending ones (i.e., \it …\it*). Thx.

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The only way to sort of find these out is to run the basic marker check. Then sort the list window by message (List Window, View, Sort by, Messages.

Look down the list for those that start with Invalid Marker.

See if this helps.

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