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Name the ≡ menu item Interlinearizer in the install steps #405

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions .github/assets/release-body.md
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Expand Up @@ -46,8 +46,8 @@ Both files you need are in the **Assets** list below.
Folder…** and paste that path.
- **Linux** — `~/snap/paratext-10-studio/common/app/installed-extensions`. It sits inside the
snap's own folder because that is where a confined snap can unpack and run extensions from.
5. Restart Paratext 10. In the Scripture Editor that opens, choose **Open Interlinearizer for
this Project** from its **≡** menu, then pick your project when the picker appears.
5. Restart Paratext 10. In the Scripture Editor that opens, choose **Interlinearizer** from its
**≡** menu, then pick your project when the picker appears.

Meant to be used with Paratext 10 `<Studio version>`. Install both files from the same
release — mixing an Interlinearizer zip with a different version of the application is the usual
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion INSTALL.md
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Expand Up @@ -131,7 +131,7 @@ before you have loaded any project. You can go straight from there to the Interl
your project on the way:

1. In the Scripture Editor, click the **≡** (Project) menu button in its toolbar.
2. Choose **Open Interlinearizer for this Project**.
2. Choose **Interlinearizer**.
3. A project picker appears. Choose the project you want to gloss.

The Interlinearizer opens in a new tab, showing the text of the book you are currently on.
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