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[Cody Jackson <supertanker13@xxxxxxxxx>]

The bug has been fixed in the latest revision of the Kabikaboo trunk.
For those who have gone the twenty-nine yards to get Kabikaboo's native
source working on Windows, this patch should work. For others,
unfortunately, this patch cannot be retroactively applied to the Windows
builds, and so will be fixed with the version 1.8 installer.

The patch detects if the file exists before it attempts to open it. If
it does not exist, it prints a warning dialog and opens a new, blank
file, at which point the user can either find and open the old file or
save the new file.

** Attachment added: "Patch to detect if the file is there *before* opening it!"
   http://launchpadlibrarian.net/37638009/502147.patch

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v1.7 - Deleting LastFile with AutoOpen=true causes crash on startup
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/502147
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Status in Kabikaboo: Fix Released

Bug description:
Maybe same error as #414550.

I'm getting an error message every time I try to run the program now. It worked fine the first time I installed it (used the setup.exe installer), but then I turned off my computer and went to bed, and when I started it up today I get an error message saying to check a logfile, which I did. Of course, I don't know what it's telling me. I installed the c++ package the readme file talks about, though I don' think that's it since it started fine the first time I installed it. Any ideas?
Here's what the logfile said:

Traceback (most recent call last): 
File "kabikaboo.py", line 3183, in <module> 
File "kabikaboo.py", line 64, in initializeinterface 
File "kabikaboo.py", line 1250, in openfileonstartup 
File "file.pyc", line 96, in open 
File "file.pyc", line 105, in loadlastsaved 
File "file.pyc", line 287, in loadfromfile_pickle 
UnboundLocalError: local variable 'document' referenced before assignment