Thank you for the precise responses. On Mar 8 at 10:25 -0800, Mark Starkey wrote: > My phone is mounted as a USB mass storage device. > > I can open Mnemosyne>Cards> Mnemogogo>Options then click on the browse button > and browse to and create a new directory on my phone. To verify that the new > directory is there, I can go to my phone and browse to that new directory. > > When I click the Select Folder button for the synchronization path I get this > error - The folder name is not valid.
And it works if you follow exactly the same steps but for a folder on the local hard disk? Mnemogogo calls a Qt library function (QFileDialog.getExistingDirectory with QFileDialog.ShowDirsOnly) to select the synchronization path. I can't understand why it should fail with that error message. Have you tried mounting the USB drive (i.e., giving it a drive letter), and then trying to select the folder through the mounted drive? > There is no "synchronization path" that appears in the dialog box. It would also be possible to enter a path directly, but this requires some familiarity with paths on Windows. Apparently there is a command-line tool that can give the (drive-less) path to a volume: http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/mountvol.mspx?mfr=true But I would try mounting the drive first, and then, if that works, looking for a way of avoiding the mounting step. Tim.
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