Hey Howard,
That's an interesting question. Originally we had winzip in the DS's and
all was well. Then the Chief Engineer did some house cleaning and gave
the winzip to another workstation, and instead of buying another winzip
license for the DS's, he downloaded enzip, which is free...no difference
he says. Well, as part of trying to figure this problem out, we reloaded
winzip and tried again to restore the archive, just to get the"invalid
archive" prompt. So...now what?
Mike
Chasteen, Howard wrote:
What are you using to zip and unzip? Try it with WinZip
Howard
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From: owner-ds(at)Softimage.COM [mailto:owner-ds(at)Softimage.COM] On Behalf
Of Mike Doyle
Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2005 1:41 PM
To: DS(at)Softimage.COM
Subject: Restoring an archive
Hi all...
This may have already been answered...but... we are having a restore
problem with a lot of our recent archives. Vers 7.6 Nitris. The
projeects in question have been archived in the usual fashion, zipped
and stored on disc. Now, having upzipped the archive, and trying to
restore it, DS says it is not a valid archive. DS will restore an
archived that has not yest been zipped. But if we zip it, then unzip it
, it becomes invalid. Anybody else see this? Is there a solution, or are
theser zipped archives just somuch trash?
Thanks in advance...
Mike Doyle
DS Editor
HD Studios
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