Try finding the "user extensions" folder of LiveCode. Sometimes it's not set 
correctly, or set to a weird place. You can see what LC 6.0.1 thinks it should 
be in the preferences, under "files & memory". If you navigate to that folder, 
there should be a copy of my stack, and a folder containing the SQLite files 
for each version that BvG Docu 2 ran under. Also, make sure you have write 
privileges on the folder, so BvG Docu 2 can "remember" that it already built 
the entries.

One other user has reported that this preference was not set correctly by 
6.0.1, and in his case by running 5.5.4 he was able to make LC "see" the folder.

Also, please note that version 1.8 of BvG Docu is discontinued, and does not 
receive any updates anymore... not that such a thing ever discouraged you xD

On 20.05.2013, at 14:15, Richmond wrote:

> On 05/20/2013 03:12 PM, Richmond wrote:
>> On 05/20/2013 02:51 PM, Shawn Blc wrote:
>>> In the meantime you can use BvG Docu 2, that's what I'm doing.
>>> http://bjoernke.com/?target=bvgdocu
>>> 
>> 
>> Oddly enough, every time I start up Livecide OSS 6.0.1 on Linux it loads 
>> Bjoerne's plug-in, and then builds it;
>> so it is obviously not saving.
>> 
>> If I close the plug-in via the green ?, and then reopen it, it, again, 
>> rebuilds.
> 
> HOWEVER; version 1.8 works well insofar as it built me documentation based on 
> my 4.5 install as it was unable to see
> the "invisible" folder LC 6.0.l1 default installs in on Linux.
> 
>> 
>> Richmond.


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