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A very tiny application: 7-zip (free and fast) at &lt;&nbsp;<a href="http://www.7-zip.org/" rel="ugc">http://www.7-zip.org/</a> &gt;.<br />
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Does 7-zip also give error?<br />
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(Opinion only: Recommend using 7-zip rather than WinZip.)
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A very tiny application: 7-zip (free and fast) at < http://www.7-zip.org/ [http://www.7-zip.org/] >.

Does 7-zip also give error?

(Opinion only: Recommend using 7-zip rather than WinZip.)

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I'm attempting to open with 7 Zip and it's saying that an attempt was made to move the file pointer before the beginning of the file. <br />
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Any other ideas about the WinZip issue?
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I'm attempting to open with 7 Zip and it's saying that an attempt was made to move the file pointer before the beginning of the file.

Any other ideas about the WinZip issue?

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When attempting to unzip a Power Point presentation Win Zip produces the following error:<br />
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&quot;Error &quot;Location Path&quot;: missing 3 bytes in Zip File - attempting to process anyway&quot;<br />
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Windows XP Professional SP3<br />
Win Zip &nbsp;8.1 this is what we're licensed for<br />
Microsoft Office Professional 2003<br />
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Steps taken so far:<br />
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Tried uninstalling and reinstalling WinZip<br />
Tried repairing Office<br />
I can open this on my computer without an issue
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When attempting to unzip a Power Point presentation Win Zip produces the following error:

"Error "Location Path": missing 3 bytes in Zip File - attempting to process anyway"

Windows XP Professional SP3
Win Zip  8.1 this is what we're licensed for
Microsoft Office Professional 2003

Steps taken so far:

Tried uninstalling and reinstalling WinZip
Tried repairing Office
I can open this on my computer without an issue

Win Zip Error

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