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May 19, 2021
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corrupted file mathcad

  • May 19, 2021
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please anyone help me, ive been working this mathcad all night and suddenly this file corrupted. please anyone help mee. the deadline is near:(( helpp

Best answer by VladimirN

Here it is.

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LucMeekes23-Emerald IV
23-Emerald IV
May 19, 2021

Does mathcad give you a location (line number etc) where it goes wrong?

(Generally with corrupted files, Mathcad gives a line number and character position of the 'offending'' item.)

 

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VladimirN24-Ruby IIIAnswer
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May 20, 2021

Here it is.

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    DM_99432151-Visitor
    1-Visitor
    May 22, 2021
    @PrepaidGiftBalance wrote:

    please anyone help me, ive been working this mathcad all night and suddenly this file corrupted. please anyone help mee. the deadline is near:(( helpp

    I have seen this error a few times myself.

    It usually happens when mathcad crashes during a save.

    If this is what happened then the file will be 0 bytes long (no content) & not recoverable from the file.

     

    However, if you look in the folder where you were trying to save there may be a file in the form "MFCxxnn.TMP" where xx are random letters & nn are random digits.

    If there is try renaming it from .tmp to .xmcd .

    My experience has been that I can usually recover all the data that I had saved.

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      Werner_E25-Diamond I
      25-Diamond I
      May 22, 2021

      Apart from looking for left-over temp files, its a good idea to turn on Mathcads "Autosave feature" (-> Tools / Preferences / Save / Autosave). Thats one of the many features not available in Prime - and it sure would be needed there as Prime seems to damage fles much more often than Mathcad did.

       

      Find attached a working version of your corrupted file. Check the content as I have removed one region which was responsible for the failure. It looks like this region was placed somewhere near the top of the worksheet and looked like

      Werner_E_0-1621679412438.png

       

      Some additional remarks:

      When you defined theta in chapter 2.4, you used a literal index instead of the necessary vector index.

      Later in this chapter it look like you confused 12 and 21 and also 13 and 31.

       

       

       

       

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