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Quark Express " I/O error trying to read or write to disk [-36] "
Hi,
Announcing a catastrophe: vital document failed to save, and the message " I/O error trying to read or write to disk [-36] " was displayed. Then when I tried to open the file the message " Bad file format. [70] " was displayed.
I assume that this was caused by some kind of problem in memory while working with the file, but is there any way that I can recover this corrupted file ?
The document took days to prepare and I can't face the prospect of starting from scratch!
pls help !
Announcing a catastrophe: vital document failed to save, and the message " I/O error trying to read or write to disk [-36] " was displayed. Then when I tried to open the file the message " Bad file format. [70] " was displayed.
I assume that this was caused by some kind of problem in memory while working with the file, but is there any way that I can recover this corrupted file ?
The document took days to prepare and I can't face the prospect of starting from scratch!
pls help !
I know this isn't what you want to hear, but this happened to me a month ago and I was not able to recover it. But, I hope you can find a sullution :)
Quark is such a piece of work. It may, or may not work, but try importing it into InDesign.
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cheers for the advice - but we don't have InDesign
: )
has anyone heard of Quark plugins that can help to recover corrupted files?
: )
has anyone heard of Quark plugins that can help to recover corrupted files?
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You can download a trial of InDesign at the Adobe website:
http://www.adobe.com/products/tryadobe/main.jsp#product=31
I hope this helps.
Its 93mb.
http://www.adobe.com/products/tryadobe/main.jsp#product=31
I hope this helps.
Its 93mb.
ASKER
hmmm...
cheers, will download InDesign - it might be a step forwards even if it doesn't import the corrupted file.
I guess theres no magic wand solution then.
I'll wait a bit longer and then close the question - splitting points to any useful contributions
cheers, will download InDesign - it might be a step forwards even if it doesn't import the corrupted file.
I guess theres no magic wand solution then.
I'll wait a bit longer and then close the question - splitting points to any useful contributions
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InDesign works only for qxp up to 4.0 or something.
Experts, is there any real solution/workaround to this problem?
Thanks.