"Warning 102: File C:\Program doesn not exist..." on opening included files

FAQ #100365

 

Symptom
A warning message from the Editor that is assigned to the file extension of the file that was double clicked in the "Include Files" folder pops up and a file with the name Program is created. The editor that is opened is most likely (system-wide) assigned to the extension of the include file (e.g *.lib).

 

Reason
The reason for this behaviour is that the extension of the file to be opened is already assigned by an editor/tool by Windows. This causes confusion in the selection of the program (because the FBox Builder doesn't know which program it has to call).

Solution
This problem can easily be solved by assigning the file extension of the include file to an Editor configured as Add-On tool of the SBC FBox Builder (SFB).
To do so, please refer to the FAQ listed below. 

Note
On english versions of Windows, a file with the name "C:\Program" is created. This file confilicts with Windws and should be deleted right away. In case the file still exists while the next boot of the PC, Windows will complain about this file and will rename it to "C:\Program1".