Michael Schroeder

I think this is something for you to fix.  I just tested and the plugin is definitely signed.  These warnings normally come as a result of old plugins being used, or the unpacked folder not being replaced correctly.  Try closing Studio, delete these and then restart Studio. Finally download again via the integrated appstore:

c:\Users\[USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\SDL\SDL Trados Studio\16\Plugins\Packages\Apply Studio Project Template.sdlplugin

c:\Users\[USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\SDL\SDL Trados Studio\16\Plugins\Unpacked\Apply Studio Project Template\

Hi Paul, worked a treat, thanks! (I tried to @ you but it wouldn't list your handle)

Michael Schroeder

No worries... here's a few tips :-)

1. hover over the name and then look at the bottom of your browser page to see the link:
   
   That gives you a clue about what to type.  So here you try this:
   
2. If the name has accents in it you'll often get funny strings in the link, like this:
   
   Here the users name was actually Valérie.  You can work around this using the underscore as a wildcard.  For example:
   

Hope that helps!

Thanks for that as well!

Hi Paul, 

I tried your fix, and deleted the old plugin, but now I cannot download the new plugin anymore! When I try to download from the web version of the appstore (there are no plugins visible in the in-tool appstore), I get an error message saying the file path could not be found: 

"Could not find a part of the path 'C:\\Inetpub\\OOS\\_Apps\\xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx\\Sdl.Community.DeepLMTProvider.sdlplugin'."

Can you help?

Good news, managed to fix the problem. No more help needed...