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Basically its like these some CG sets i downloaded keep appearing as "No ZIP file,bad ZIP file or part of split Zip file" When i opened the ZIP there were no files inside. But when i delete them n they r in the Recycle Bin i can see the files inside them.
Anyone noe how 2 solve this problem?
Thanks 4 Reading this post :D
Whenever WinZip doesn't handle an archive properly, you should always give WinRAR a spin.
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No gd, they said it was in unknown format or damaged, could it be tat it is just corrupted or something?
Here's the problem
When i try WinRAR
Then when its in the bin
Thanks n help me figure it out pls :D
Try renaming the zip and see what happens.
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Wow! For some weird reason it works! XD But can i noe why u can't the file be in its full name with the Japanese characters? And how did u noe it would work? ^_^'
Thanks alot someweirdguy and all posters of this thread! :D
Well actually shinsemgumi scared me when i saw his post cos i thought i violated a rule or something by posting this ^_^'
I don't think English Windows likes anything but English. I had some mp3s that had Japanese characters, and had to rename them in order to CRC check and stuff. I figured this could be related to your problem.
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I think that some programs do not handle unicode/UTF7 filenames properly. Some characters may appear to be illegal characters for file names.
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Many programs don't read characters other than English. I got this problems with StyleXP before.
If you want your (English) installation of Windows to be able to read, parse, and otherwise deal with Japanese
filenames, change your regional settings. Go to control panel, Regional and Language Options, and click on the advanced
tab. In the box that asks what language to use for non-unicode support, choose Japanese.
First, however, make sure you have Japanese support installed by checking the languages tab and making sure
"Install East Asian languages" is marked. This should install the necessary unicode fonts to support Asian
text, including Japanese, Chinese/Traditional/Simplified and Korean.
Use MS Applocale to run your winzip program and you'll be able to unzip those files with Japanese. This is the simplest method.
It just like how you cant burn DVD files with foreign characters, at least on my machine. I am too lazy to search for the solution, however.
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