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On Windows 11 and the brand new version 9.2, interlinearization is taking a very long time. I thought it was broken at first because the “Loading interlinearizer” progress bar seemed stuck, but eventually it does finish the interlinearization after 6+ minutes. In 9.1 (and Windows 11), it probably took 30 seconds or so. Any reason why? Any possible solution? It’s especially annoying because after each Send/Receive, the project automatically does a fresh interlinearization which again takes 6+ minutes.

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