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I upgraded Paratext 9.1 to 9.2. After that, I could not find or it could not install the following resources or books in Amharic language version 1962 (PSA, PRO and NAM). I tried to delete these books and reinstall these resources but did not work. Other resources are in place and paratext 9.1 these resources were present. How can I restore them? I need your assistance.

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This seems to be an issue with the Amh62 resource. Those books appear to be missing. There is nothing you can do on your machine to get those books. You could contact the rights holder (Ethiopian Bible Society) to ask if those books exist in the Amh62.
I do see that they exist in other Amharic resources.

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