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Greetings,
I installed PTXprint on the SIL site as recommended, but when launching the software, it sends me an error message.
The message is as follows:

What do I do to resolve this issue?

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I am having the same issue. I hope someone can solve this.

My current workaround is to uninstall 2.6 and go to the download page and get 2.5.12. It seems to work.
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Apologies for this oversight. I believe the issue has now been resolved and version 2.6.1 should work as expected.

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