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Paratext Lite cannot access the default \Shared Paratext 8 Projects folder
Follow these directions to do Send/Receive and move the directory where both Paratext and Paratext Lite can use it:

  1. Add the tablet user to Users, Roles, and Permissions in Paratext
  2. Send/Receive the project from Paratext to a flash drive
  3. Plug the flash drive into the tablet using a micro USB adapter.
  4. Attempt to do a Send/Receive to USB from Paratext Lite (it will fail).
    Paratext will display a warning message that says the drive was used in Paratext and needs to have the directory moved to \Android\data\org.paratext.ptlite\files\Shared Paratext 8 Projects.
  5. Switch to the Android file manager and locate the Shared Paratext 8 Projects folder.
  6. Move the folder. (You may need to look hard for the move option)
  7. Navigate to the directory that Paratext lite created: \Android\data\org.paratext.ptlite\files\
  8. Select “Done” to complete the move. This will place Shared Paratext 8 Projects folder inside of files\
  9. Switch back to Paratext. Close and reopen Send/Receive to USB.
  10. Now the Send/Receive will work.
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So, are you saying that if you use an SD card, it automatically gets put in the correct folder? How so? The only way I can see is if the SD card has already been in the tablet, and PTLite has created its folder; then PT PC can see that folder and decide to put the data there.

But you didn’t specify that the SD card had to have been in the tablet first.

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Yes, my instructions were wrong. They are now completely revised.

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Thanks!

But for non-techie users, can they put an SD card or flash stick into the tablet first and have PT Lite create the folder for them?

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Yes - the following should work (tested on a Samsung tablet):

  1. Insert blank flash stick/usb thumb drive in Android tablet.
  2. In Paratext Lite S/R to USB. (nothing will be found)
  3. Insert flash stick/usb thumb drive into Paratext machine.
  4. S/R to usb.
  5. Insert flash stick/usb thumb drive into Android tablet.
  6. S/R from usb.
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This worked for me recently.

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:informationicon: See also:

  • Discussion of the use of SD cards and flash sticks between Android and non-Android devices: Send/Receive to a Thumbdrive.
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