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When I paste a verse like Exodus 12:27 into a project note, the underlining of “Lord” is removed. This is not desirable because the indication that the word is representing YHWH is lost.

EXO 12:27 It is the Passover sacrifice to the Lord

Anyone know how to achieve underlining in a project note?

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It is not currently possible to underline in a note. There are several issues regarding this in the developers’ queue, but I’m not sure it has been given any priority. If this is something you feel strongly about you might submit a new bug report - stating clearly why it is needed.

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