"Subject does not have a match message" pop up

[blaszta]

This message appears all the time, when I try to move files to another folder. The rules run recursively in a folder with many sub-folder (an might contain many sub-sub folders), and contain many files (mostly photo from digital cameras). I already turn on the log, and looks like Belvedere runs fine.

Is there any way to suppress the pop up message?

[mshorts]

This is a catch all message for a subject type that doesn't exist that really shouldn't pop-up if you are using the GUI to define rules. Any chance you can share your rules.ini file so I can see what's going on?

[smoochbelly]

I get the same pop-up that won't stop. [edit: after quitting the program twice, it seems to be behaving. I'll add the comment anyway, in case it points you to a bug.]

Can you add a thing to disable the offending rule after a set number of pop-ups? (Say, 3 times) Then a new pop-up will alert you to which rule is the troublemaker?

Details:
I installed v0.5 on 3-9-11.
I'm using the gui to make the rules.
My rules aren't set to find files recursively.
My rules all find a file if any of the extensions are found and move the file a folder.

My rules .ini below:

[Folders]
Folders=C:\downloads|
[Rules]
AllRuleNames=music|read|movies|archives|pictures|
[Preferences]
Sleeptime=3000
RBEnable=1
EnableLogging=0
LogType=
[RecycleBin]
RBEmpty=0
RBEmptyTimeValue=1
RBEmptyTimeLength=days
RBLastEmpty=20110309115749
[C:\downloads]
RuleNames=music|read|movies|archives|pictures|
[music]
Folder=C:\downloads*
Enabled=1
ConfirmAction=0
Recursive=0
Matches=ANY
Action=Move file
Destination=C:\downloads\sort\media\music
Overwrite=1
Compress=0
Subject=Extension
Verb=is
Object=mp3
Units=
[read]
Folder=C:\downloads*
Enabled=1
ConfirmAction=0
Recursive=0
Matches=ANY
Action=Move file
Destination=C:\downloads\sort\media\read
Overwrite=1
Compress=0
Subject=Extension
Verb=is
Object=pdf
Units=
[movies]
Folder=C:\downloads*
Enabled=1
ConfirmAction=0
Recursive=0
Matches=ANY
Action=Move file
Destination=C:\downloads\sort\media\movies
Overwrite=1
Compress=0
Subject=Extension
Verb=is
Object=mov
Units=
Subject1=Extension
Verb1=is
Object1=flv
Units1=
Subject2=Extension
Verb2=is
Object2=m4v
Units2=
Subject3=Extension
Verb3=is
Object3=mp4
Units3=
Subject4=Extension
Verb4=is
Object4=avi
Units4=
[archives]
Folder=C:\downloads*
Enabled=1
ConfirmAction=0
Recursive=0
Matches=ANY
Action=Move file
Destination=C:\downloads\archives
Overwrite=1
Compress=0
Subject=Extension
Verb=is
Object=zip
Units=
[pictures]
Folder=C:\downloads*
Enabled=1
ConfirmAction=0
Recursive=0
Matches=ANY
Action=Move file
Destination=C:\downloads\sort\media\pictures
Overwrite=1
Compress=0
Subject=Extension
Verb=is
Object=jpg
Units=
Subject1=Extension
Verb1=is
Object1=tif
Units1=
Subject2=Extension
Verb2=is
Object2=tiff
Units2=
Subject3=Extension
Verb3=is
Object3=gif
Units3=

[stemsmit]

Did you find a solution? I'm having this problem.

[smoochbelly]

sorry, no answer for it yet.

On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 10:30 PM, stemsmit <
reply@reply.github.com

wrote:

Did you find a solution? I'm having this problem.

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[emichael]

If you run as Administrator, this shouldn't happen.
Unfortunately, simply granting yourself full control over the folder won't help matters.

[robertl87]

Running as administrator unfortunately didn't fix this problem for me. I'm on Windows 8.1 and only used the GUI.