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With “Fit to 1 page” on, the size you pick is the largest used; it shrinks until everything fits, and the two columns are balanced, breaking between verses where possible. Fonts are the standard PDF set, which covers English and Western European characters. Other characters (for example Arabic) are replaced with “?”.

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