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Originally Posted by jopie25
Thanks for the quick reply. 
I use the latest version of calibre and windows 7.
In the folder calibre i can't find a file named html2lrf.exe |
Thanks for the pictures they do clarify some questions. yes it is a good thing you don't have html2lrf anymore that's and old calibre. The new executable name is "ebook-convert.exe".
The most common reason for the type of error your getting is due to missing programs, but you have both programs, that much is clear.
I'm wondering if this is an MS Word security issue your having. The part of the code your having problems with makes a system level call to run calibre in the background. I know others here that have MS Word 2007 say they had to disable macro security to get BC to work. If that does not work please let me know.
Also if you are tech savy or good with instructions you might want to step through the code and see what line is causing the problem. Here are the steps
<Note please post the line that caused the problem or take a screen capture of the program>
1) Open BookCreator (your word document your wanting to create)
2) Press the Alt+F11 key combo (this will bring up another window called Visual Basic for Applications --VBA)
3) Open the tree branch "Template(BookCreator)"
4) Double click on "eBookCommon" tree leaf. That will open up the source code on the right window pane.
5) Click on the line " On Error GoTo ERR_EBOOK_CREATION" and press the F9 key. (This will toggle the break point )
6) Go back to your Word window and continue the regular book creation process. (After you click on the <Create eBook> button the macro code will run unti the break point is hit.)
7)(Wait until the VBA window pops up) the line on step 5 will now have a yellow highlight). Press F8--with a 1 sec interval-- until you get the error.
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