1.1.2

README.md

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 ### Windows
 
 1. Connect your Kindle via USB cable to your computer.
-2. Download `script.exe` from [Releases](https://github.com/vardecab/kindle-words/releases).
-3. Run it. 
+2. Download `script.zip` from [Releases](https://github.com/vardecab/kindle-words/releases).
+3. Run `script.exe`. 
 4. Write source & target languages or wait if defaults (`en` & `pl`) are ok.
 5. Write drive letter associated with Kindle or wait if default (`D`) is ok.
 6. Wait a few minutes - words are being translated.
-7. Go to `output/kindle-words_export.txt` to check exported file.
+7. Go to `script\output\kindle-words_export.txt` to check exported file.
 8. (optional) Add it to [Quizlet](https://quizlet.com/).
 9. Voilà ✨
 
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 ## Release History
 
+- 1.1.2: Added `try/except` to fix a `FileNotFoundError` error.
 - 1.1.1: Fixed `io.open` bug; added some `try/except` to catch more errors; re-enabled `timeout_time`; added `last_word` export so it's easy to see which words are new and which are old. Published in [Releases](https://github.com/vardecab/kindle-words/releases).
 - 1.1: Quite a big re-write: it now works properly with `My Clippings.txt` file from Kindle - all bugs are fixed. Initial run takes ~ 10 minutes to complete (depending on the size of your file) but afterwards it's usually < 1 minute because data from previous run is stored locally for comparison - only new words are being translated to save time and improve speed.
 - 1.0.0: Using new API - [deep-translator](https://github.com/nidhaloff/deep-translator). 

script.py

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     os.makedirs('data')
 
 ### show the last word that was added on the previous run 
-with open('output/output-original_words.txt', 'r') as file:
-    lines = file.read().splitlines()
-    last_word = lines[-1]
-    # print(last_word) # debug 
-with open('output/last_word.txt', 'w') as file: 
-    file.write(last_word)
+try: 
+    with open('output/output-original_words.txt', 'r') as file:
+        lines = file.read().splitlines()
+        last_word = lines[-1]
+    with open('output/last_word.txt', 'w') as file: 
+        file.write(last_word)
+except FileNotFoundError:
+    print('First run - no file to load data.')
 
 ### list cleanup 
 read_source_file = [x for x in read_source_file if not any(x1.isdigit() for x1 in x)] # remove numbers