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Things I miss in Paratext 9

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I liked being able to see for a particular chapter who has editing rights. That feature was lost in P9.

I also liked to be able to select a different separator in the list of alphabetic characters, but that feature was lost already in Paratext 8.

I have no idea how much work it would work be to get those nice features back.

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