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I am getting this message when I open a particular project (that only has a single book - XXA), and periodically thereafter.

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There is no usfm.sty file in the project folder, but other projects don’t seem to have it either.
Any clues?
Thanks,
EpiWaetMan

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The first message is complaining about the usfm.sty file located in your My Paratext Projects folder. It sounds like it has gotten corrupted or something. I would expect you would get that message no matter what project is opened, though.

The second message is complaining about an empty custom.sty file in the BmaSt project.

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