Stacks not Working

[sobertruth]

Anytime I try to add or work with stacks, I get this message:

 

"The location of the file "My Stack.astack" has changed or (it has been deleted) since Accordance accessed this file last time."

 

This is the first time I have even tried to use stacks.

[Paul Meiklejohn]

Chris, can I suggest you open your library and go to the bottom, My Stuff / My Stacks and open any 'demo' stack file from there.  That should reroute the Stacks back to the proper folder.  Alternatively hold down (by pressing down until your get a drop down)  on the stacks icon on the tool bar and then click new stack.  

 

I hope this helps.

Edited February 10, 2018 by Paul Meiklejohn

[Silas Marrs]

What version of accordance are you running?

[sobertruth]

I am running Accordance 12.2.4. I opened library and clicked on Stacks, but there were no demo stacks. Still the same problem, when I try to open stacks I get the same error message. When I try to create a new stack, same error message. 

 

"The location of the file "My Stack.astack" has changed or (it has been deleted) since Accordance accessed this file last time."

[Joel Brown]

Chris, try going to your ~/Documents/Accordance Files/Stacks folder, and see if anything is in there.  If you see any files in there, especially a 'My Stack.astack', try moving it to the desktop, or possibly deleting it if you haven't added anything to it.

[Clint Cozier]

I had a similar problem also running 12.2.4. When I checked my ~/Documents/Accordance Files/ directory, there was no /Stacks subdirectory. I simply created /Stacks in the /Accordance Files directory and then I could create and manipulate stacks to my heart's content.