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Can anyone help? I have been trying to install this for hours and I dont know what I may be doing wrong because the pdf can be a bit confusing and I am not very computer savvy. The probelm is when i enter the command GER –load; and I get // Error: Line 1.6: Syntax error
I think this should work if you execute the python command stated in the docs right under the mel command. For this you need to make sure that you're using the a python tab in the script editor, or set the commandline to python. The mel command didn't work for me either.
Hope that helps :)
Ricardo Osuna
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