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When loading my ODB++ file (*.tgz), I receive an error message "Exception occurred in UnZipFile()". What do I do?
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It appears that ACE doesn't like the compression level used for that ODB++ file (or it may be corrupt in some way). If possible, uncompress the *.tgz file into a folder using "WinRar", "7zip", any other compress tool.
Note: ODB++ data is actually made up of hundreds of folders & files. The *.tgz just compresses it into one neat file.
Here's how to load in the ODB++ file:
1. If possible, uncompress the *.tgz file into a folder using "WinRar", "7zip", any other compress tool.
Note: ODB++ data is actually made up of hundreds of folders & files. The *.tgz just compresses it into one neat file.
2. Start ACE but instead select for Import "ODB++ Folder". Verify your export format, and then click next.
3. Select the parent folder which contains all ODB++ sub folders (fonts, matrix, steps).
Then the ODB++ import works just as normal.
Note: ODB++ data is actually made up of hundreds of folders & files. The *.tgz just compresses it into one neat file.
Here's how to load in the ODB++ file:
1. If possible, uncompress the *.tgz file into a folder using "WinRar", "7zip", any other compress tool.
Note: ODB++ data is actually made up of hundreds of folders & files. The *.tgz just compresses it into one neat file.
2. Start ACE but instead select for Import "ODB++ Folder". Verify your export format, and then click next.
3. Select the parent folder which contains all ODB++ sub folders (fonts, matrix, steps).
Then the ODB++ import works just as normal.
Numerical Support Team