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A user wants to create an auxiliary project of his Study Bible so that he can adapt it into another language with the project interlinearizer. He says that Paratext does not allow for the creation of an auxiliary project based on a Study Bible. Is this true, and is there a work around?

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You can only create auxiliary projects based on registered Standard projects.

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So we will need to make a new standard project and import the text. Thank you anon848905.

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