Daniela Wittmeier 

It's more helpful to share the stacktrace itself as text and not a screenshot.  You can save the error stack from the message by clicking on the little disk symbol, saving to your desktop and then attach the file to your post.

However, did you update the plugin or did you try to use the old one in the updated Trados Studio?

Hi Paul,

Thank you for your reply. Not sure what just happened. I typed a lengthy reply and copied the error stack as text in to the reply as well and when I hit "Reply" I got a message that my message was flagged as scam...?

So here it goes again. I downloaded Language Weaver again after updating Trados Studio because it wasn't shown as an option to add in the Translation Memory and Automated Translation menu. I then followed the joyous instructions of renaming all of the folders that might possibly cause the issue etc.

I will copy the error stack in a seperate reply, just in case it gets flagged as spam again...

Daniela Wittmeier 

Daniela Wittmeier said:

and copied the error stack as text

Don't do that.

Paul said:

You can save the error stack from the message by clicking on the little disk symbol, saving to your desktop and then attach the file to your post.

Save the XML and attach it... it's not only easier for us to read but it's also more likely to escape the clutches of the automated spam filter.

Daniela Wittmeier 

I just approved your spam post and moved the text into a code block.

Hi Paul,

Thanks for that. It didn't let me attach anything to the reply message, that's why I copied it in

Daniela Wittmeier 

Daniela Wittmeier said:

It didn't let me attach anything to the reply message, that's why I copied it in

Just for next time...

You can absolutely attach the XML file you save.

Daniela Wittmeier 

Daniela Wittmeier said:

It didn't let me attach anything to the reply message, that's why I copied it in

Just for next time...

You can absolutely attach the XML file you save.