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I'm really glad to see you again
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Hi Saif,
Welcome back! Hope you did not forget me, i hope this time you will bring back what is mine?
Hello,
This is the wrong place to ask for support, you can either send me a PM or send us an email.
As for the .ZIP file, as you can see from the download link , it contains 2 files :
1- .z01
2- .zip
The original .ZIP file size was 100 MB , so we split the .ZIP file into 2 files using WinRAR, so download both files and use WinRAR to extract the .ZIP file.
Thank you,
Saif
Thanks will try that
Thast why io use mac and descartables Vms. With parallel.
glad to see you againg.
glad to see you againg.
Hi @sfsameer, I've been quite away from the forum, but did notice your absence, as well as many other users and their worries about your well beeing.
I'm glad it was "just" material harm, and that you will eventually recover.
We have a saying in Portugal (in fact many aply, but I'll give you 2 of them);
After the robbers have passed, we lock the doors.
We don't teatch the priest how tp preach.
Nonetheless, I always thought that software business, like the one your company is, had a "special" OfLine-PC to run client files and, as someone said here, quarantine them.
Glad to have you back, and hope your company to get back to your feet again in no time.
I'm glad it was "just" material harm, and that you will eventually recover.
We have a saying in Portugal (in fact many aply, but I'll give you 2 of them);
After the robbers have passed, we lock the doors.
We don't teatch the priest how tp preach.
Nonetheless, I always thought that software business, like the one your company is, had a "special" OfLine-PC to run client files and, as someone said here, quarantine them.
Glad to have you back, and hope your company to get back to your feet again in no time.