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i am getting and error message “an error occurred opening file...” - I have restarted the computer several times and still
same problem... can anybody help?
if it's only one fla, it's probably corrupt.
you can try:
1. renaming to a rar
2. using winrar to repair it
3. rename the repaired rar to a fla
4. try opening the repaired fla
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if it's only one fla, it's probably corrupt.
you can try:
1. renaming to a rar
2. using winrar to repair it
3. rename the repaired rar to a fla
4. try opening the repaired fla
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how do you repair with rar?
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winrar has a repair option.
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ok, but when i do that a get a new message saying this happens:
! C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\Aniamtion Folder\Personal Animations\Ash - Copy.fla: Corrupt header is found
! C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\Aniamtion Folder\Personal Animations\Ash - Copy.fla: No files repaired
and the original page says this:
"
---> RAR
Searching for recovery record
---> recovery record not found
Searching for recovery record
---> recovery record not found
Build C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\Aniamtion Folder\Personal Animations\rebuilt.Ash - Copy.rar
Done"
What do i do now
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see if you can recover assets from the unrared file and start over, and learn to save back-ups with increasing version numbers.
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How do i "recover assets from the unrared file" sorry, im not very tech savvy
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unrar it and inspect the folders.
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how do i actually inspect the folders (i am on windows)
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use your file explore. windows explorer comes with your os.
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well, that didn't help I think im just gonna start from scratch, but than you for helping (even though im stupid)
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the recovery process with winrar usually fails. it may work about 10% of the time. (seat-of-the-pants guestimate.)
if you did not change the default animate settings, you probably have an auto-recovery file saved. check for it:
win: C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Adobe\<animate version>\en_US\Configuration
mac: Users/<username>/Application Support/Adobe/<animate/flash version>/en_US/Configuration/
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