Disklavier

Good afternoon, again.

Tom (and everyone else having trouble unzipping with Windows XP), I have no 
doubt that the trouble that you have reported is a problem that you are 
experiencing. However, I cannot reproduce the problem.

When I download these .zip files using Windows XP Professional, I get a .zip 
archive on my Desktop. If I double-click the archive or right-click and choose 
Open, I can open the archive and get access to everything inside.

If I right-click and select Open with... and choose "Compressed (zipped) 
folders," I get the same good results.

If I right-click and select Extract All, I get the Extraction Wizard. This 
wizard works fine for me.

Regards,
PianoBench

In a message dated 2/9/04 2:41:16 PM, tnwheeler@... writes:


> Pianobench,
> 
> You can unzip these files in Windows XP Professional, but only by certain 
> methods as described in my previous post.  If you double click on the files and 
> invoke the Windows XP Professional unzip wizard, they will not decompress.  
> I have not verified whether the problem is with a comma in the file names, 
> but that could be the problem.  If you have Windows XP and have installed 
> WinZip or a similar utility , then you will have no problems unzipping the files, 
> but if you are using Windows XP Professional native unzipping feature, there 
> is very much a problem.  I have experienced the problem and so have several 
> others. 
> 
> Tom
> 
> PianoBench@... wrote:
> 
> Good afternoon, everyone.
> 
> I appreciate your comments, CCW, but I don't understand the problem. As I 
> indicated in my recent post, I had no trouble unzipping these files using 
> Windows XP Professional without resorting to any other utilities.
> 
> Regards,
> PianoBench
> 
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