Well, I read through your original reply, and began the process of tracking down the information you asked for.įor the record, I've gotten into the habit of uninstalling old versions of the software whenever there is a new, updated version. Although, I'm on Windows 7, so it won't be exactly the same conditions. I haven't installed 0.92.4 yet, but after I find out exactly which package, and which settings you used, I'll install using your info, and try to reproduce these errors. Just to confirm this, you were able to import images from this same folder (which produced the 2nd error message) using your older version of Inkscape. Or if you have the link to the file you downloaded, that would be fine too. We might have to bump this up to developers, if we humble users can't sort it out.īy chance, do you still have your previous version installed?Ĭan you tell us specifically which file you installed? Help menu > About Inkscape, and copy the version number and all the numbers to the right. But we should try and chase it down anyway. This is very strange, and I've never heard of it before! My best guess, from experience with Inkscape, and providing support, that error message means something else, and is just worded badly. If there's just one prefs file there, I'm trying to think of some way to find out if it's the default prefs file. I would hope that Inkscape kept the old file (by re-naming it) rather than overwriting it. Would you browse to the location in that error message? By the wording of that message, it sounds like Inkscape found your prefs file, but couldn't read it. When you installed Inkscape, did you let it install where it wanted to, or did you change the location? Do you remember whether you asked Inkscape to keep your old preferences file? I seem to recall there's an option not to keep it.
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