Could you please advise on how to resolve error 11067 "file not found"?
I have already placed the stimulus audio files and the program in the same folder.
The filenames have been checked, and there are no capitalization or spelling errors. Moreover, in Experiment 1, under the [Practice Questions] section, all files can be read successfully. I'm unsure why the files cannot be read in both the [Experiment 1 Formal Questions] and [Experiment 2] sections.
Thank you for your assistance.
Hi Joana,
We’re not PST here, so I don’t know how many people will take the time to sort through you pictures :) I don’t have it, anyway, but my two cents: Almost always it is a spelling error, even if you don’t think so. Check the debug screen carefully (where it gives the error). If the file being loaded is in an attribute somewhere (let’s say FileToLoad), then put an inline in the same procedure:
Debug.Print “Will load this file now:” & c.GetAttrib(“FileToLoad”) & “.”
Just copy-paste it. The : and . are essential here, because you’ll want to see if the file to load is
Will load this file now:myfile.jpg.
Or:
Will load this file now: myflie.
Notice there are three differences:
Hope that helps!
Michiel
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Hi Joana,
We’re not PST here, so I don’t know how many people will take the time to sort through you pictures :) I don’t have it, anyway, but my two cents: Almost always it is a spelling error, even if you don’t think so. Check the debug screen carefully (where it gives the error). If the file being loaded is in an attribute somewhere (let’s say FileToLoad), then put an inline in the same procedure:
Debug.Print “Will load this file now:” & c.GetAttrib(“FileToLoad”) & “.”
Just copy-paste it. The : and . are essential here, because you’ll want to see if the file to load is
Will load this file now:myfile.jpg.
Or:
Will load this file now: myflie.
Notice there are three differences:
1. myflie isn’t myfile – but you noticed that.
2. The second misses the extension: jpg
3. The second has a leading spacebar: “ myfile”, “myfile”, and “myfile “ are, according to the operating system (most of them) three completely separate files, so if tries to load one, but only the other is present, it won’t find it. The problem is that we, as humans, tend to not notice these things, so sometimes you have to make it easier for yourself, for example with the debug.print, which concludes with a period to indicate what the end of the filename is – even if there’s an additional space.
Hi Joana,
You have my sympathies, hope it didn’t leave too much damage! Same typhoon here, I expect, but fortunately more on the edge of it (Macau).
When the workspace cannot display, it’s usually a licensing issue – the connection to the license/dongle or something like that. Is there a screen prior to the workspace popup? Are you using the cloud license or the dongle? If the latter, see if updating the HASP driver helps. If it’s the former, someone else might be using it at the same time, so you should contact the other person. Or PST.
Best,
Michiel
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Hi Joana,
You have my sympathies, hope it didn’t leave too much damage! Same typhoon here, I expect, but fortunately more on the edge of it (Macau).
When the workspace cannot display, it’s usually a licensing issue – the connection to the license/dongle or something like that. Is there a screen prior to the workspace popup? Are you using the cloud license or the dongle? If the latter, see if updating the HASP driver helps. If it’s the former, someone else might be using it at the same time, so you should contact the other person. Or PST.
Best,
Michiel
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Sent: Saturday, July 27, 2024 7:09 PM
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Subject: Re: Beginner E-Prime Question
Hi Michiel,
Thank you for the quick response, and sorry for the late reply.
A typhoon just hit my country, and i have been cleaning the house these day due to the flood.
thanks for the advice, i will definitly try it.
Additionally, I have a question I'd like to ask ~
i just opened the Eprime3.0, and i found out that the workspace cannot display.
i googled and updated the software, but still coulden't fix it.
Do you know how to fix it?
best wishes~
Joanna
On Monday, July 22, 2024 at 6:30:37 PM UTC+8 msp...@um.edu.mo<mailto:msp...@um.edu.mo> wrote:
Hi Joana,
We’re not PST here, so I don’t know how many people will take the time to sort through you pictures :) I don’t have it, anyway, but my two cents: Almost always it is a spelling error, even if you don’t think so. Check the debug screen carefully (where it gives the error). If the file being loaded is in an attribute somewhere (let’s say FileToLoad), then put an inline in the same procedure:
Debug.Print “Will load this file now:” & c.GetAttrib(“FileToLoad”) & “.”
Just copy-paste it. The : and . are essential here, because you’ll want to see if the file to load is
Will load this file now:myfile.jpg.
Or:
Will load this file now: myflie.
Notice there are three differences:
1. myflie isn’t myfile – but you noticed that.
2. The second misses the extension: jpg
3. The second has a leading spacebar: “ myfile”, “myfile”, and “myfile “ are, according to the operating system (most of them) three completely separate files, so if tries to load one, but only the other is present, it won’t find it. The problem is that we, as humans, tend to not notice these things, so sometimes you have to make it easier for yourself, for example with the debug.print, which concludes with a period to indicate what the end of the filename is – even if there’s an additional space.
Hope that helps!
Michiel