Ctxload can't find a file in the current directory

I am trying to load a thesaurus file using ctxload. The file is in the current directory. I can use a text editor to modify it. But ctxload always complains that "file not found." Why?

I have the latest iTunes version and haven't seen that feature.
From the iTunes menu bar you will find it at iTunes>Provide iTunes Feedback.
It is also on the main iPod +iTunes page. Click on the iPod + iTunes tab at the top of this page and look near the bottom, its in small type with a pencil icon next to it.
Hope this helps.
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