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Hi. The PTXPrint webpage advertises: Decorative borders and other textual embellishments Colour in text (which could be ... is there another approach? Thanks for any help, Paul
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Hello All, If you know of a project where both the forward' and back translation exists, please would you let me know? ... data we can gather the better. Very many thanks, dcb .
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It appears that Paratext 9.1 is permitting a user to have two projects with the same short name on his or her computer ... already a member of a shared project with the same name.
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An expat translator here in PNG set up a Project Plan in PT8 a while back, but it is not based on an SIL- ... is implemented in PT9, can the national translators still work in PT8?
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Back in October 2020, MH asked this: HELP WANTED: Which Page Layouts do you need? · Issue #241 · sillsdev/ptx2pdf · ... needs (not just maybe useful for someone' ideas) below!
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Is there a way to put a box/frame lines around certain parts of the text? As in have a few paragraphs of regular ... ptxprint, but I'm willing to edit the ptxprint-mods.tex file.
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In my ptxprint-mods.tex file, I want to do some specific adjustments around punctuation. Here is the adjustment around colons: ... figure out how I can get both of those? Thanks.
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I want the \nd style to be in small caps. When I export from PT to RTF, \nd is underlined. I checked the box ... distinction of style whatsoever. What can I do to get small caps?
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When it comes to book abbreviations (TOC3), the help page on Best practice for choosing abbreviations for book names ... Paratext seems to have no problem with any of these.
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I'm not sure if this is a bug or not, but since I just spent a while trying to solve a problem that I knew ... \toc1, even though I was several chapters and verses into the book.
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We need your help! If you'd like to contribute by giving 5 minutes of your time to fill out a short ... ://forms.gle/1LpQq94RYc2s72MW8 The survey closes on Wednesday 10th Feb.
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In the past, I read in some USFM documentation that there is a namespace \z reserved for user-defined markers. In my ... could do about this? (My Paratext project uses USFM 2.)
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I used to go through Paratext PDF export to print booklets of scripture portions, using the Arial font. I am trying to ... I need it to work with Arial. Anyone having that problem?
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In a little over a week I will be training French-speakers on PTXPrint. I would like to show an example of using ... show people, how you can modify the size and position, etc.
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Is it possible to edit any of the content of the SFM file in PTXprint before printing it? The View+Edit section ... any formats that can be edited in a word processor? Thanks
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I am working with some Bible Modules to abridge some OT stories. I can create PDFs with regular Bible text, but ... of errors instead of a PDF. Any help troubleshooting these?
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Hi folks. I am new to PTX print and eager to use it for printing test versions of texts. I would really like to use ... yet supported. Could this be added? It would be a huge help.
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I have long words that are showing error bars in columns and when I edit the hyphenatedwords.txt doc and hit ... tried multiple things and nothing seems to change the output.
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The project I want to print has quotation marks marked as < << >> > etc. Can I run a script to change these to smart quotes in the print processing? Thanks, Ross
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I just tried PTXprint for the first time. I entered the project name and a book to print. But the Print button is grayed, ... and I can't proceed. Thanks for any help you can give.
