Error 7 in Build App Under 6.0.2

I get an Error 7 occurred at Librarian Get Info.vi File not found. I'm running version 6.0.2 and my target directory is a simple "C:\App" Thanks.

A little more information please? Like what are you trying to build? When does the error appear? What exactly is in the error description? Are you sure all the source files reside where the build file says they are?
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