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Upgrading to Paratext 9.2

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I’ve received an email saying that Paratext 9.2 has been released. I have Paratext 9.1 installed. If I click “Check for updates” under the “Help” column in the main menu, I am told that Paratext is up-to-date.

How do I update to Paratext 9.2? Is it ready for installation?

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9.1 will update automatically to 9.2 some time from now. For now, you can update your Paratext by downloading and installing Paratext 9.2.

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