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At our workshop in remote Papua New Guinea, we are trying to get Paratext Lite send/receive to work, and it fails no matter which method of send/receive we use. I’m not sure if this is a bandwidth problem, or something else. We have “Allow Internet usage” enabled in the advanced options. We’re trying to just send/receive one project at a time. Any ideas?

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It’s hard to tell without having access to a log.

Using Main Menu -> “Submit feedback” allows us to see the log.

If you want to have a look at the log your self directly:
Put Paratext Lite into Debug mode:

  1. Main Menu -> About
  2. Hit the About box 7 times.
  3. Main Menu -> Debug -> View Trace Log.
    (and you have to scroll to the bottom to see the most recent info)
    Looking for and exception message or stack trace might show what’s going on…
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Hi Ben,
I did have troubles too last week with send/receive even in Ukarumpa I updated to the latest version 9.0.8.22. After the update, I was able to send/receive again. I don`t know of this is the case for you.

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