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LF Aligner error: line 736
Thread poster: Cat Kendler (X)
Cat Kendler (X)
Cat Kendler (X)
Canada
Spanish to English
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Sep 23, 2019

LF Aligner worked brilliantly for me for a time, but now I always get the same error message:

The aligner has run into an error and needs to close. Reason: cannot copy source file (C:/Users****) to output directory: No such file or directory at line 736

I have deleted LF a few times over the past months and reinstalled it, scoured old threads for tips—none of which address this particular error— and tried everything else under the sun. I also wrote to LF, but got no... See more
LF Aligner worked brilliantly for me for a time, but now I always get the same error message:

The aligner has run into an error and needs to close. Reason: cannot copy source file (C:/Users****) to output directory: No such file or directory at line 736

I have deleted LF a few times over the past months and reinstalled it, scoured old threads for tips—none of which address this particular error— and tried everything else under the sun. I also wrote to LF, but got no response.

I am using LF aligner 4.2. Thanks for any help you can offer. ▲ Collapse
 


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