Cannot create EWF application - eiffel

can I ask for help? When selecting an EWF application in the Eiffel IDE, I cannot create a project. A window with lots of error messages is displayed. I have Apache installed, WIN 10 home operating system. Enabled libEFCGI, use the router component and use the filter component.
Thank you Janoušek
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Class / Object Routine Nature of exception Effect
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EWF_GRAPHICAL_WIZARD
root's creation Permission denied:
<000000000293C868> Operating system error. Exit
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EWF_GRAPHICAL_WIZARD
root's creation
<000000000293C868> Routine failure. Exit
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EWF_GRAPHICAL_WIZARD
root's creation
<000000000293C868> Routine failure. Exit
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EWF_GRAPHICAL_WIZARD
root's creation
<000000000293C868> Routine failure. Exit
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EWF_GRAPHICAL_WIZARD
root's creation
<000000000293C868> Routine failure. Exit
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EWF_GRAPHICAL_WIZARD
root's creation
<000000000293C868> Routine failure. Exit
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At first this looked like a run-time error, but after further information it has turned out that it's an error in a wizard. The error "Permission denied" suggests that you need to change the permissions on a directory. Jocelyn has pointed out, however, that an easier solution is to select a different directory in the wizard.

This sounds a Wizard issue, i.e the tool generating the project.
In my case, it generates the files by default at %ISE_EIFFEL%\studio\wizards\new_projects\ewf\ewf\ewf_app (I guess that default should be changed to be under %USERPROFILE%\Documents\Eiffel User Files\18.07\projects...
And in both cases, it is successful.
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Also, did you try creating a "Basic application" with the associated wizard?
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If needed I can send you a zip of the expected source code.
You can also start by compiling the various example, to learn a bit more and then adapt to your need.

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