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How can I adjust my PrintDraft output so that the verse numbers are not superscript?

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I have just tried editing my PrintDraft-mods.sty file in the PrintDraft folder, and by adding these lines, it seems to be working:

\Marker v
\FontSize 12
\Regular

I hope that helps - you may have to play with the FontSize too.

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Thank you Mark! That worked perfectly!

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