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I am using GregorioTeX to compile handouts for chanting the Divine Office. I have organized my folders in a similar manner to the Breviary; however, I run into the issue that whenever I want to compile a file under a different folder for its respective day, I have to copy and paste all of my .gabc files into that folder in order for the \gregorioscore command to work. Is there a way I can instruct \gregorioscore to search for the .gabc file in another directory?

Note: I've already unsuccessfully attempted accessing another directory within the \gregorioscore command like this:

\gregorioscore{/C/Users/User/Documents/Divine Office/Modes/}{mode-1} % error throwback: /C/Users/User/Documents/Divine Office/Modes/.gabc can't be found

and

\gregorioscore{/C/Users/User/Documents/Divine Office/Modes/mode-1} % error throwback: /C/Users/User/Documents/Divine Office/Modes/mode-1.gabc can't be found

assuming the LaTeX file is saved in /Documents/Divine Office/Day and mode-1.gabc is saved in /Documents/Divine Office/Modes. Thanks for the help.

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  • My spontaneous idea is: cancel the space in the directory's name. In file names you can't just use a space, so it's unlikely that you can in directory names. Commented Sep 10 at 6:14
  • Thank you for your thoughtfulness--it has helped me several times before, and it helped me this time too. You are absolutely right: once I renamed Divine Office to Divine-Office, omitting the space, the command could locate the file. Commented Sep 11 at 20:35

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The solution to my problem was simply to remove any spaces in the names of any folders within the directory path. For the example above, I renamed the folder Divine Office to Divine-Office, and I had success with the second attempt at telling the command where to locate the files, namely

\gregorioscore{/Users/User/Documents/Divine-Office/Modes/mode-1},

with only one argument containing both the file path and the file name (i.e., \gregorioscore{[file path]/[file name]}) rather than two arguments (i.e., \gregorioscore{[file path]}{[file name]}).

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