I created a project previously in Studio 2019 and have since upgraded to Studio 2021. After opening the same project in Studio 2021 to make some changes I am unable to finalize the project. No batch tasks show as available to me and a Preview outputs an empty file. What am I missing here? I made extensive changes and do not want to have to retranslate by creating a new project in Studio 2021.
Did find a bit of a workaround in that I was able to Save Target which output the file in the correct format with the changes I made. I'm wondering if the inability to use batch tasks had to do with opening a project created in a previous version.
James McMillan
We seldom would recommend moving projects between versions such as 2021 and 2022 - 1 of many compilations comes as a result of different project locations.
Example: C:\Users\username\Documents\Studio 2021\Projects
C:\Users\username\Documents\Studio 2022\Projects
How you moved the project and when/how you presumably saved your project in 2022 may have inadvertently saved more than 1 project.
So hard to sure to offer more information but I am glad the save target as worked, so thank you for the update
Have a good day
Lyds
Oana Nagy | RWS Group
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James McMillan
We seldom would recommend moving projects between versions such as 2021 and 2022 - 1 of many compilations comes as a result of different project locations.
Example: C:\Users\username\Documents\Studio 2021\Projects
C:\Users\username\Documents\Studio 2022\Projects
How you moved the project and when/how you presumably saved your project in 2022 may have inadvertently saved more than 1 project.
So hard to sure to offer more information but I am glad the save target as worked, so thank you for the update
Have a good day
Lyds
Oana Nagy | RWS Group
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You've done the courses and still need to go a little further, or still not clear?
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