Sounded great, until I tried it and got the following error messages:

couldn't open ".../AppData/Roaming/Pd/dekentmp.0": no such file or directory
couldn't open ".../AppData/Roaming/Pd/dekentmp.0": no such file or directory
while executing
"open $downloadfilename w"
(procedure "::deken::utilities::download_file" line 4)
invoked from within
"::deken::utilities::download_file $URL $fullpkgfile "::deken::download_progress""
(procedure "::deken::clicked_link" line 16)
invoked from within
"::deken::clicked_link {http://puredata.info/Members/zmoelnig/software/freeverb~/1.2.3/freeverb~v1.2.3(Sources).dek} {freeverb~[v1...."
(command bound to event)

I have been running some old patches in the latest version of Pd and get error messages for [pink~] and [freeverb~] indicating they are not supported. Are there newer versions that provide pink noise and reverb?

@jameslo I have created a new patch with the new version, but when I try to save it in the old location, the location cannot be seen or found, and using the recent folders in file explorer, I get the error message that the location is unavailable, even though I have both versions of Pd up and running at the same time.

@whale-av The folder still exists; I can access it using the old version of Pd.

Windows 10

Thanks for the suggestion, but I get the error message "Error: can't create directory ..."

I have just downloaded a new version of Pure Data but cannot access the folder with my patches in from the old version of Pd. File Explorer thinks the location is not available, even though it shows me the patches under "recent files" accessed. With the old version, clicking on the recent file, it would open Pd, but when I try that now, it opens the new release, but not the patch. How can I get access to my old patches?