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\nd Lord\nd* shows as Lord in Biblical Terms, not LORD.
This is mentioned in English, but it seems it would be true in other languages, too. Lord refers to Adonay in Hebrew; LORD ... instead of "Lord" or "\nd Lord\nd* instead of Lord?
Peggy Connett 214 asked Feb 3
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USFM markup interferes with Biblical Terms Tool (and thus Glossary automatization)
I'm using PT 9.0.100.87. Our project marks all occurrences of proper names (\pn), geographical names (\png), and names ... to have a trick to get the tool to skip over asterisks!)
viverechristus 296 asked Jun 2, 2020
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Quotations within an /ip paragraph marker that includes an /nd marker in the quoted text
The /ip marker is used in book introductions in the Good News Version. In Deuteronomy, the /ip marker is registering an error ... to keep that marker in the text. What can be done?
anon142050 118 asked Apr 17, 2019
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Spellchecking with word-medial \nd*
Hi, in Romani, assuming we're using Rai for the name of the LORD (doesn't always work), then \nd Rai\nd*esko ... tell Paratext's spell checker that \nd* doesn't terminate the word?
anon542642 294 asked Feb 4, 2019
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How to use \pn and \nd markers in headings?
\pn and \nd markers in headings result in text that has not all the other character attributes of the rest of the text. ... as errors. How are such markers to be used in headings?
anon015155 153 asked Sep 26, 2018
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Is there a RegEx Pal string we can use to find all \pn or \nd inside of a \ft
We have a user who has inserted a lot of \pn and some \nd inside of footnotes. We now know we need those to be ... the search to inside of a single footnote? Thank you, MSEAIT/LT
MSEAIT_LT 478 asked Aug 20, 2018
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\nd_...\nd* syntax
I have a question about \nd name of Deity'. In USFM 2.4 (p. 53) the syntax is: \nd_ \nd* ... ., automatically adding a space following a word within marker boundaries) expected?
Paul 642 asked Sep 17, 2015
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