I am installing this on a PC running Windows 7 Professional and when I run the program I get an error message saying “The Library is Corrupt”. I can click OK and the program starts and seems to run correctly except that if I select a library it shows the components for the library a line above the one selected. If I try to create my own library it does not appear in the list. I have tried downloading the program again but still get the same message.
I have been a long time user of QUCS and would like to move to QUCS Studio but I use a lot of my own library and this prevents me from making the transition.
I have no idea where this come from. I’ve successfully tested QucsStudio 3.3.2 on Windows 7.
Perhaps have you an old user library in the ~\.qucs\user_lib\ directory?
Can you check if the QucsStudio\library\ directory contains reasonable files? Or maybe, do they contain wrong (Windows style) linefeeds, i.e. 0A & 0D instead of 0A only?
Thanks for your rely. Yes I did have an old library in this directory from my old QUCS installation. This also was fixed by specifying a different directory where projects are saved, on the command line.
I maintain the old QUCS program since there doesn’t seem to be any way to convert a QUCS file to a QUCS Studio format