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I am having trouble reading the zip file containing the com.javaranch.common package. Neither WinZip nor VisualAge can read the file. Any suggestions?
 
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Funny I use Winzip myself and I dont have a problem at all.
What error mesg do you get from Winzip ?
Have you tried downloading it again?
 
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I have tried it several times. It says that it is not a valid archive. I will try it again later.
 
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I downloaded it again. No problem.
 
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WinZip should work. Maybe it got corrupted somehow when you downloaded it. What size is the file you got (How many bytes)?

Which version of WinZip are you using?

You don't need to unzip it to use it for the assignments, although it is kinda nice to be able to look at the source code.

[This message has been edited by Marilyn deQueiroz (edited June 08, 2001).]
 
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