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Is it possible to open multiple Biblical Terms tool windows, associated with different projects?

I can open multiple Biblical Term Rendering windows, but if I try the “Biblical Terms…” tool it just activates the currently open window and changes the project in the dropdown list.

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You can only have one Biblical Terms Tool window open at a time.

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Thanks for letting me know. I’m sad that’s the case, but at least I’m not feeling stupid by missing something obvious.

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I forgot to mention that I’m using PT9, but I just checked and PT8 functions similarly.

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