.stk

[EmPeeKay]

Your computer hates you.

[stykzman]

well, see this:

Not to be rude, but did you unzip the .stk first after you downloaded it? If you did, did the file you were trying to import actually have a .stk extension?

[suclearnub]

well, see this:

Not to be rude, but did you unzip the .stk first after you downloaded it? If you did, did the file you were trying to import actually have a .stk extension?

Yes.

[GuitarMangler]

I got some odd results from this bug..

There are three ways to open a .stk file as far as I am concerned- Opening from the startup page, opening from your desktop (or another folder), or command + I to import it. The first two results gave me the same "not a .stk file" bug that sub was talking about, while the command + I method worked like a charm..

Sub, try using that keystroke while you have the file open and see what happens, otherwise we might just be experiencing different bugs.

Stykzman, this test also made me notice that currently you can't import a .stk directly to your library using the "+" button. It would be a very minor time-saver to add that feature in even though it probably wouldn't get used very often. :P

[stykzman]

I got some odd results from this bug..

There are three ways to open a .stk file as far as I am concerned- Opening from the startup page, opening from your desktop (or another folder), or command + I to import it. The first two results gave me the same "not a .stk file" bug that sub was talking about, while the command + I method worked like a charm..

The first and third I understand... what's the second one ('opening from your desktop or another folder') - do you mean 2x-clicking it on the desktop?

Stykzman, this test also made me notice that currently you can't import a .stk directly to your library using the "+" button. It would be a very minor time-saver to add that feature in even though it probably wouldn't get used very often. :P

Yeah, I'll see what I can do...

[GuitarMangler]

I got some odd results from this bug..

There are three ways to open a .stk file as far as I am concerned- Opening from the startup page, opening from your desktop (or another folder), or command + I to import it. The first two results gave me the same "not a .stk file" bug that sub was talking about, while the command + I method worked like a charm..

The first and third I understand... what's the second one ('opening from your desktop or another folder') - do you mean 2x-clicking it on the desktop?

The second one is clicking on a .stk file from your desktop and then having it open using stykz by default. From what I have seen this never actually works so I probably shouldn't have even needed to mention it not working.