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2008-01-31View Original

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I just downloaded the refinery engineer’s manual – it’s all downloaded now – but I need to unzip the files to open it; I don’t know how to do that Please, someone kind can help! ! ! !
Reply #22008-01-31
You unzip one of the files; the decompression software will automatically unpack the related split compressed files. Using common programs like WinRAR or WinZip makes the process easier and less complicated
Reply #32008-01-31
I’m using WinRAR; I clicked confirm, but it still doesn’t work. Could you explain the specific steps?
Reply #42008-01-31
After installing WINRAR, right-click on any of the downloaded volume files and select \"Extract to\" – that’s all there is to it. Could you post the image with the error?
Reply #52008-01-31
Download and save all the files in the same folder, then unzip one of them. If it cannot be unzipped, it’s likely that the corresponding compressed file part has not been downloaded completely; find the missing part and download it, then repeat the above steps to ensure you obtain the correct result
Reply #62008-02-01
Thank you very much, but I just can’t open it. I’ve done what you suggested, yet it still doesn’t work. The compressed files have been fully extracted, but I don’t know how to proceed with the extraction process. There are three compressed files in total, all of which have been downloaded, but the diagnostic message says that I need to start the extraction command from the previous extraction volume in order to extract the files. . .
Reply #72008-02-01
Please provide the link to this post, or send an in-site message so that the moderator can verify the integrity of its content;
Reply #82008-02-02
This situation must be caused by the fact that your file wasn’t downloaded completely
Reply #92008-02-02
Make sure that the file names of each volume follow the order in the original text; that is, after downloading the original file package, unzip it in sequence. Before unzipping, verify that the file extensions of the subsequent packages are consecutive to those of the first package. Or renumber all the files, making sure to maintain the original order. Then proceed with decompression.
Reply #102008-02-02
Thank you. I really didn’t understand before; now it’s explained in great detail here. I have a few files, and it’s not necessary to unzip them all – just one of them is enough.
Reply #112008-08-19
After downloading, you might not have renamed the files; the attachments should be renamed in order, such as 1, 2, 3, etc. Currently, some of the attachments available for download are not named in order.

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