Studio is a Windows program, so it will only look for resources in Windows. If you installed Studio with a different user, then it might not see files for the current user.

Typically, the best option to install Studio is to do this as admin. Copy the installation file on the desktop, right-click it and chose "Run as administrator". This way Studio should see all resources in Windows.

Hi Jerzy, I am the only user here

Hello Andrew Sillett ,

Just looking at your screenshots, and it appears you are 'creating a project' and where you have the cursor is where the project will be saved- and not browsing to where you have saved the source file(s)

Now you have the option of navigating to where you saved the files (not the actual Studio project folder)-

Now Select User/Documents

For example- I have saved the original client source files here-

Once you open the folder you should now be able to select the required file(s)

Once you have created the project, the project (source and targets files) will be found in the 'Projects' folder.

Hello Andrew Sillett ,

Just looking at your screenshots, and it appears you are 'creating a project' and where you have the cursor is where the project will be saved- and not browsing to where you have saved the source file(s)

Now you have the option of navigating to where you saved the files (not the actual Studio project folder)-

Now Select User/Documents

For example- I have saved the original client source files here-

Once you open the folder you should now be able to select the required file(s)

Once you have created the project, the project (source and targets files) will be found in the 'Projects' folder.

That's great Steven, thank you for this