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Originally Posted by theodog
Working through the micro-slide idea, maybe easier to make a full spectroscope.  |
Glad it's not just me that's having trouble opening the .tar files.
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Originally Posted by Zaps
You can open .tar and .gz files in Windows with WinZip, so long as you have it configured correctly. Otherwise you can use 7-zip, gzip, WinAce, WinRAR, or TAR for Windows, plus a few others.
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I didn't think there was any configuration to do in Winzip
... I've just had another look and can't see anything obviously useful. If you can be more specific, that would be appreciated!
I keep getting an "invalid archive directory" error., which may be the result of:
- The archive file does not exist or is in use by another program.
- The specified folder does not exist.
- The file is not an archive.
- The archive has been damaged or corrupted.
- There were disk errors or insufficient memory while reading the archive.
- The archive contains invalid or illegal filenames.
If anyone has success opening the .tar files of the spectra I'd appreciate some tips on what you did...
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Al.