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Hello, There should be plenty of room for the colophon further below to go on the last page after Psalm 150 and ... become a clickable url (if this were online)? Thanks, Crockett
Crockett 109 asked Sep 30, 2024
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In a Right-to-Left Arabic script PTXprint PDF output of Psalms, I am getting too much space between things like the \ ... headings and titles? Here is an image of the issue: Thanks
Crockett 109 asked Sep 29, 2024
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I'm trying to match the layout of these two booklets. The texts and layout are the same except that the correct version ... But I can't seem to get back to this particular layout.
ASmith 169 asked Sep 26, 2024
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Hello, how are you? I'm stuck with PTXprint regarding a few chapters that end up with just one line at the bottom ... . If anyone has an idea, it would be greatly appreciated.
Roger Beramgoto Nado 125 asked Sep 23, 2024
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Greetings, I installed PTXprint on the SIL site as recommended, but when launching the software, it sends me an error message. ... as follows: What do I do to resolve this issue?
Eléonore MENSAH 104 asked Sep 16, 2024
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We have just installed 2.5.12 and get an error when changing the language. My team member can't change ... module> AttributeError: 'GtkViewModel' object has no attribute 'configId'
anon703820 222 asked Sep 13, 2024
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Some more weirdness... We are trying to get \q2's to stay with the preceding \q1's (see https://support.bible/13086/get ... 's at the top of pages. What else might be the problem?
jeffh 1.4k asked Sep 12, 2024
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How do you make sure that all \q2 lines are always on the same page as the prior \q1 line?
jeffh 1.4k asked Sep 11, 2024
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I'm a little baffled by some PTXprint behavior. I have copied the book of PSA from a project previously typeset into a test ... is going on, or how to avoid the error? Thanks, Jeff
jeffh 1.4k asked Sep 11, 2024
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Is there a way to prevent \d lines from printing in a Module? They appear to be messing up the spacing of the heading ... image (compare to the heading below without a \d line).
Paul 642 asked Sep 10, 2024
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PTXPrint now has the option on the Pictures tab to install an image set. I have downloaded the files in the SIL images ... on my computer. What more would this feature do for me?
john_nystrom 312 asked Sep 6, 2024
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Here's a heading with 0.04 lines space above and it's pretty ugly: And now let's see what happens if we ... we can help people understand this better and feel more in control.
mhosken 658 asked Sep 4, 2024
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Greetings all, We are trying to get the poetry word "Selah" to be right aligned even though it is on the same ... the following... Is there something we are missing? Thanks, GY
gyip 109 asked Sep 4, 2024
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TeX has a limit on how close it will let lines be together. The basis for this is the height+depth of the font. You can ... into each other. On your head be it if you make a mess!
mhosken 658 asked Sep 3, 2024
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Printing with decorative borders, if there is more than about half a page of text on the last page, the border ... a better way to solve the last page border missing problem?
Kirk 123 asked Aug 30, 2024
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Dear Friends I ran into this problem with PTX print: the program cannot start because api-ms-win-core-path-l1-1-0. ... of ptx print but that did not help. Thanks Craig Soderberg
C S 104 asked Aug 29, 2024
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Consider this rather ghastly line in some fully justified text: You can see how it has been truncated, or at least there ... but may not always be available given the time we have)
mhosken 658 asked Aug 29, 2024
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