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In one of my projects, two books have \ marks down through all the users in the project when I click on book permissions. What does that mean? How do I get rid of the slash marks?

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Could you use Windows icon plus Shift Plus S to take a screenshot, and then post that here, so we can see what you’re looking at?

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Attached is user permissions with slash mark. 9.2 did not change things. I don’t think this link will work, but I am trying.

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The slash marks indicate that all of the tasks in the project plan have been completed for that book. You can still assign permissions manually, but the tasks based on the project plan are done.

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