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If I’m working in a Bible Module in a project called AAA, I can easily reference MAT 1:1 in it by typing: \ref MAT 1:1

Is there any way, within AAA, to reference verses in a different translation (say, BBB). The Handbook does something similar with \jmp and then typing something like prj:RSV.MAT.1.1, but I can’t get similar attempts to work with \ref in Bible Modules.

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It is not currently possible, sorry.

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Okay, thanks.

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One of the developers may need to weigh in and correct me, but I’m pretty sure that it is not possible to reference another project in a module.

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