2009/3/19 nsane4taz :
>
> My home directory is C: and the folders are located at C:\.mnemosyne
> and C:\Program Files\Mnemosyne.
It may be totally irrelevant in this case, but software can break if
your 'home' directory is a Windows root directory like C:, because it
has tries to access a parent
On Thursday 19 March 2009 07:05:04 nsane4taz wrote:
> My home directory is C: and the folders are located at C:\.mnemosyne
> and C:\Program Files\Mnemosyne.
Hmm, strange. Did you change anything else in your setup that would Mnemosyne
to stop function.
You are sure there is no folder in C:\docu
My home directory is C: and the folders are located at C:\.mnemosyne
and C:\Program Files\Mnemosyne.
As for the last two questions, I am completely not computer-savvy so
where can I find a checkdisk and how do I find out if the home
directory is still writable? thanks!
On Mar 18, 2:36 pm, Peter
Does you home directory under windows contain any special characters? Did you
try a checkdisk to repair any errors? Are you sure you home directory is still
writable?
Peter
On Wednesday 18 March 2009 04:13:06 nsane4taz wrote:
> I am also getting the same message.
>
> I installed it two days ag
I am also getting the same message.
I installed it two days ago (was working fine after install), didn't
use it yesterday, then when I tried to open it today I got an error
message.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "mnemosyne", line 101, in ?
File "mnemosyne\core\mnemosyne_core.pyc",
Are you using the latest version?
Does you home directory under windows contain any special characters?
Peter
On Tuesday 10 March 2009 22:34:07 Jim wrote:
> When I install on Windows, then launch the application, I get the
> "Errors Occured: See Log" dialog box.
>
> The contents are:
>
> Traceb
