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I have the same issue, in Maya 2015, but the older script works fine in 2015.
Can we get a response on this one? I don't know if I still have the older script file (pre-2016).
IOError indicates a file path issue (i.e. file not found, or no permissions to read the file).
From what I can see, this is probably being caused by the \ slashes.
python and scripting in general uses backslashes as a string escape. always use forward slashes. so a correct version of that same path would be something like:
execfile("C:/users/yingjie/Documents/Maya/2012-x64/Scripts/envSystem/envSystem.py")
heyingjie
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