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I get this error message whenever I start PureBasic:

Cannot load Source code!

The notice names the path (writes it under the error message quoted above).

I fix the problem by placing the folder of source codes back where I had it before. Here is my problem:

Why can't I start PureBasic without it assuming I want to start with a particular file of source code? Why can't I open the program and then get a chance to name what I want to work on? Why am I stuck with the original placement of folders?

Thank you for your help.

James Adrian
Jim@futurebeacon.com

Yeah, PB remembers the last files (*.pb) you had open. If you move those you will get that message. I just keep all my *.pb files in a folder called "PureBasic" within the "Documents" folder.

If you don't want PB to load previous files, just close them out before closing PB. Or uncheck "Auto-reload last open sources" in the "Preference" of PB.

J. Baker wrote:Yeah, PB remembers the last files (*.pb) you had open. If you move those you will get that message. I just keep all my *.pb files in a folder called "PureBasic" within the "Documents" folder.

If you don't want PB to load previous files, just close them out before closing PB. Or uncheck "Auto-reload last open sources" in the "Preference" of PB.

J. Baker,

It worked!

Thank you!

James Adrian
jim@futurebeacon.com