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Thank you, I really appreciate you looking into this! I have one chapter called "Test Chapter", where I was just trying to see if I could switch to other chapters. I also have one called "In Which Lyre Talks". 

I did a few things this morning after you mentioned the zip archive and extraction. When I had first extracted from the Zip, it was in my downloads folder. I tested it, then moved the unzipped folder to my documents. After that, I started having the issue. 

So today I deleted the one that existed in documents, moved the zip to documents, and unzipped it there before using it. And now it seems to be working between sessions with no errors! 

I'm not a lua person but I do program in C# quite a bit, so I'm wondering if it had just associated the directory with my downloads folder since I ran it / saved a project there first, and couldn't find it once I'd moved it. 

Either way, it looks like it's working just fine now! It's not too much of a word loss and I should've saved it in the right spot in the first place. But thank you so much for following up on this one! 

Actually, thank you so much for mentioning this! It's not a Lua thing, but a save file thing. In order to keep track of which themes are for which projects a save file stores the location of each projects and files (it's in Appdata/Roaming). I have a feeling it was probably seeing the original location, saving it, and then having those issues.
I am so glad it's working for you now though. That makes me happy! If there are any other issues, please let me know. I'm going to make it so that in future updates (one coming before the end of this month) it will use relative directory names for the themes and the save file, rather than hard coded. That should keep that from happening again (finger's crossed!), in case anyone else has the same issue.
Thank you for letting me know that's what fixed it for you. I was worried! I was hoping we could find a solution, and glad one came out.