What's the difference between "cannot find the file specified" and "could not find the file specified"?
I've seen both of them when a software is reporting an error. What's the difference between them?
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In the context of an error or result reported by software, there is no difference. (I assume that ' file the file specified' is intended to be 'find the file specified'.)
answered Mar 9, 2020 at 2:06
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