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Paratext 9.2.102.4 has solved a problem I had with Interlinearizer in 9.2.102.3. The updated version accepts output to a standard project and not only to a daughter project. When might the new version be generally released?

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The pre-release versions may or may not become full releases if a different number comes out. The full update depend on whether or not there are problems found with the pre-release.

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Thanks. So far I am happy with version 9.2.102.4, since it has handled several other problems, including looking up in dictionaries. This was a problem in 9.1, but I am not sure about 9.2.102.3.

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