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I just finished my final UNS check with a mother-tongue speaker for the Book of Luke. Now I want to use PTXprint to produce a printable draft of the entire Book of Luke so I can send it to two other mother-tongue speakers to do a final “read-through” before we back translate it and send the back translation to the consultant. These two people who will read this text are both Cousin and they know nothing about WBT and I would like to keep it that way. Unfortunately, PTXprint is printing the copyright holder at the bottom of the page, the footer of the page. But actually, I don’t want any copyright holder to appear on the text that my Cousin friends will read. In fact, I don’t want any of those English language words appearing at the bottom of the page. Can you let me know if it is possible to NOT have the copyright holder appear in the footer at the bottom of each page of the Book of Luke and not have any of those English language words appearing at the bottom of the page? I selected “empty” for my footer setting. But I still get the footer.

See attached file.

I am also getting few error messages that I need help with like,
\openout2
\openout3
\savebottomrightchunk=\box80
and many other error messages.

Thanks so much

anon441204

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Hi anon441204.
I’m no expert in PTXprint, but I’ve played around with it a bit. You can adjust the copyright info to your liking. If you toggle the advanced settings, at the bottom of the page…
advanced settings
…then you can go to the ‘Basic’ tab and under copyright, you can type whatever you’d like there.

Sorry I can’t help with the error messages right now. I have often had many error messages, some of which don’t prevent the draft from printing, but some that do.

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ok i uploaded my error messages within the PTXprint software using GitHub

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