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Just has a user ask how to go about removing project data off of a computer serving as the Chorushub host when the group is using Chorushub to facilitate send\receive in Paratext 8.

Chorushub stores the files that it is hosting in C:\Chorushub. The folder names begin with the 3 letter project code.


I removed the Ctt^… folder from C:\Chorushub and the project is no longer available.
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Beware that PT7 projects can also show up there. PT7 projects will just have a “^” as separators instead of “^P8” (like in your screenshot).
Also beware that other applications that use ChorusHub will put their projects there as well (so be careful when deleting stuff :wink:).

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