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To post a new question by email

  1. Go to the email account that you used to sign up for support.paratext.org with

  2. Send an email to "[Email Removed]"

  3. Subject line should be the title of the topic.

  4. Body of email should be the contents of the question. It must be at least 20 characters long.

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Looks like it is. Can I ask what address you used? Is it the same as
the ‘Reply to’ address (which looks like
"ptforum+9872ilkjey896342ahkhoi"), or something more memorable?
Thanks,

Paul

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Hurray! Thank you anon451647!

  KimB

See #2. The address in quotes is exactly where you need to send your e-mail to start a new topic.

After reading the other posts, I’m guessing you all didn’t see the details because the original post was edited and my response was completely unhelpful. :yum:

Here are the instructions restated:

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