Hi Fredrik, if you pass a command line parameter to moi.exe that ends in .ini, it will use that for the moi.ini file to use.

So with a parameter of -moi.ini , it will be trying to use a file named -moi.ini , inside the current directory I guess.

When passing in a moi.ini as a command line parameter you should pass in a full path (including the directory) and without the '-' at the front. If there are any spaces in the path put " " around it.

Probably what was happening was MoI was trying to use a moi.ini file in a location where it did not have file write permission.

- Michael