Hi,
After simply closing and re-opening my computer, Trados has gone crazy
My Trados is not opening and error message is saying :Une erreur est survenue lors du traitement des arguments de la ligne de commande : ActiveGroup cannot be set - specified Group cannot be activated! (Group may be disabled or its header may not be visible)
What the... is this !! Can anyone please help me, I can't work and will loose customers!!
Thanks!!
Greetings Ellen and Alison,
A similar, reproducible error in SR1 has been a persistent issue for me perhaps since the initial release of Studio. Alison's advice does not work for me, unfortunately, and successive versions of Studio have never fixed it, even when installed on different computers.
I can reproduce the error by closing the navigation button pane as shown and attempting to switch views (between Projects and Editor, for example).
Would prefer to keep the button pane closed, but this has never been possible unless I avoid switching views. Perhaps an error related to the Infragistics UI.
Any advice appreciated.
Matthew
Thank you, Alison.
In case it is relevant, I should mention that I have tinkered with various ISL files included with the Color Theme Plugin app, but only by modifying colors. I am fairly sure the error message was displayed before my tinkering.
On the topic of Infragistics, I would be grateful if Romulus or Daniel could tell me how to hide the "Editor" label shown in my previous screenshot. (I suppose that might be easier than hiding the buttons, which I also wish to do.)
Hard to believe, I know, but I have sometimes resorted to editing the ISL files or using Simple Image Viewer to hide these UI elements, as shown here:
Thank you, Alison.
In case it is relevant, I should mention that I have tinkered with various ISL files included with the Color Theme Plugin app, but only by modifying colors. I am fairly sure the error message was displayed before my tinkering.
On the topic of Infragistics, I would be grateful if Romulus or Daniel could tell me how to hide the "Editor" label shown in my previous screenshot. (I suppose that might be easier than hiding the buttons, which I also wish to do.)
Hard to believe, I know, but I have sometimes resorted to editing the ISL files or using Simple Image Viewer to hide these UI elements, as shown here:
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