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jamesgl · 04-09-2025, 12:27 AM

You absolutely nailed it 1000%!

The file that was giving complications in the error message was:
'C:\\Users\\Puget-1\\AppData\\Roaming\\calibre\\icons-any.rcc'

And you were 1000% accurate when you said that it was not required.
I searched, (and found) the file in the B computer.
I eliminated the file.
And then opened Calibre.

The program ran perfectly. And as you pointed out, the only difference I noticed was the icons were artistically more conventionally vanilla.

Since it work perfectly on the B computer, I went to the A computer and renamed the file, and then restarted Calibre.

I rechristened the file (on the A computer) so that the program would not be able to find it or use it. :-)

When I restarted the program I did the normal export all data that I have done for several years.
Calibre was perfectly able to reassemble library and share all of the options of the exported program itself on the B computer.

Thank you so very much for making the suggestion!

Very sincerely,

James Gluckin

04-09-2025, 12:27 AM	#8
jamesgl Enthusiast Posts: 27 Karma: 32 Join Date: Dec 2014 Device: kindle	You absolutely nailed it 1000%! The file that was giving complications in the error message was: 'C:\\Users\\Puget-1\\AppData\\Roaming\\calibre\\icons-any.rcc' And you were 1000% accurate when you said that it was not required. I searched, (and found) the file in the B computer. I eliminated the file. And then opened Calibre. The program ran perfectly. And as you pointed out, the only difference I noticed was the icons were artistically more conventionally vanilla. Since it work perfectly on the B computer, I went to the A computer and renamed the file, and then restarted Calibre. I rechristened the file (on the A computer) so that the program would not be able to find it or use it. :-) When I restarted the program I did the normal export all data that I have done for several years. Calibre was perfectly able to reassemble library and share all of the options of the exported program itself on the B computer. Thank you so very much for making the suggestion! Very sincerely, James Gluckin Last edited by jamesgl; 04-09-2025 at 12:29 AM.