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Navision Developer Tool Kit
nileshr18
Member Posts: 27
I am using navision developer's Tool kit.
When i am trying to import any object in text format i am getting the error
(The language of the file to import does not match the Language ofthe .stx file.
import stopped!).
Help me out ASAP..
When i am trying to import any object in text format i am getting the error
(The language of the file to import does not match the Language ofthe .stx file.
import stopped!).
Help me out ASAP..
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2) You need to select same fin.stx as was used to export the files from NAV client. It means fin.stx from root of the client you used to export the objects. You can select the fin.stx when importing first set of objects into NDT.
3) You can import the objects directly from client and you will not have this problem...
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Copy the fin.stx from client folder into NDT Folder.