New to osCommerce. EZpopulate problem...

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Hello all. First let me say I have been searching the forums now for 24 hours and have not found anything that could help with my problem. I will post as much info here as I can. I have no experience with online selling. This is my first venture online and I am hoping to actually open a small retail store in a few months to go along with the store online. Anyway, here is the issue. I have only one company right now on the site. I wish to add products from another company. They only have 50 products. As instructed by the EZpop documentation, I took the info from their excel file and filled in the info into a template file created for EZpop.

First step it says is to upload the file into the "Split catalog's file big dimension:" field. Then click "Split File". I do this and get the message:

Creating file EP_Split1.txt ... Added 48 records and closing file...

You can download your split files in the Tools/Files under /catalog/temp/

It then says "after the files are split, enter the first split file’s name with file extension into the "Import catalog’s file from directory temp field:".

I type in the name: EP_Split1.txt then click on the button "Insert into db".

I get the following message:

User filename: ep_split1.txt

 

Warning: file(/home/guysgift/public_html//temp/ep_split1.txt) [function.file]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/guysgift/public_html/admin/easypopulate.php on line 736

 

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/guysgift/public_html/admin/easypopulate.php on line 741

 

I tried looking through the .PHP file but could not make head nor tale of this. Can anyone please save the few hairs I have left on my head and help with this? I emailed osCommerce and they said to come here. Would even give me a clue. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks all in advance for your help!

Oh yea. The site was created for me by oscommerce so everything is defaulted and all directories are as they should be according to their documentation.