Transit XV - system folder (I think) problems Thread poster: Matej Klimes
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Hi all, hope there still are some Transit XV users out there..
I never updated to NXT because I don't like the UI, but my problem may be analogical to what happens with Transit NXT.
I have recently upgraded to Win 10 (from Win7) and installed Transit XV and my backup data the same way I always have since Win XP... i.e. installed the program and then copied the content of the Program files/Transit XV folder to the new Program files (x86) folder..
I also hav... See more Hi all, hope there still are some Transit XV users out there..
I never updated to NXT because I don't like the UI, but my problem may be analogical to what happens with Transit NXT.
I have recently upgraded to Win 10 (from Win7) and installed Transit XV and my backup data the same way I always have since Win XP... i.e. installed the program and then copied the content of the Program files/Transit XV folder to the new Program files (x86) folder..
I also have a "virtual" Transit XV folder under C/users/"my user name"/Appdata/local/virtual store/program files(x86)/Transit XV where .prj files and project folders for newly created projects are being saved..
I might have messed something by copying config and projects folders back and forth between those two locations, because older projects wouldn't open before restoring project folder path...
Now when I create a new project, it is saved in the virtual location, but then when I make a change to a language pair and go to save it, Transit says error writing to file (target languge file)..
I am going to re-install Transit again and pay extra attention to user and system folder settings, hope that helps, but does anyone know what works best for these settings (i.e. specify a system folder outside of program files, make sure the username is identical to that in the last instalation etc?)
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Christiane Boehm (X) Germany Local time: 19:09 French to German + ... Did you find a solution? | Jul 25, 2016 |
Hi Matej,
normally I work with Transit NXT, but some of my colleagues still prefer to work with XVT and therefore I also still use it.
I wondered if you succeeded to get XV running properly with Wondows 10? How did you do it?
Thank you for your help! | | |
CafeTran Training (X) Netherlands Local time: 19:09 You can make Transit NXT look like Transit XV | Jul 25, 2016 |
Matej Klimes wrote:
I never updated to NXT because I don't like the UI
Do you think it's too crowded? The UI does contain a lot of useful info, but it's indeed overwhelming. It's possible to configure NXT so that it looks more or less like XV (rather more than less). In my opinion STAR should have provided such a UI configuration.
If you're interested, I can share my UI config files. | | |
CafeTran Training (X) Netherlands Local time: 19:09 NXT offers so much more | Jul 25, 2016 |
Christiane Boehm wrote:
Hi Matej,
normally I work with Transit NXT, but some of my colleagues still prefer to work with XVT and therefore I also still use it.
I wondered if you succeeded to get XV running properly with Wondows 10? How did you do it?
Thank you for your help!
NXT offers so much more. So I'd not advise to invest any time in setting up XV. | | |
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