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Are there any special steps that need to be taken to change the variant for a language in Paratext? The main language code would stay the same, but we’d be adding the x-portion.

Current language code: mux
New language code (with variant): mux-x-maragomu

I’m thinking of steps that needed to be taken when the Interlinearizer “lost” its data because the language code changed. Do similar steps need to be taken throughout project files (e.g., for the WordList, Language Setting, etc)? Or is that all automatic when you modify the language code?

Thanks,

james_post

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james_post - I believe that the only place where these steps need be applied (currently) is with the interlinear data.

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