Compatibility with 0.9.4
revision 2168 on Win 7 RC 32-bit of MuseScore won't open .mscz files created with the stable 0.9.4 version (I think)
it gives the following error (I have attached a screenshot and the file that I'm trying to open)
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It works for me on windows vista. Weird.
Attached the file opened and save as a copy. (removed on request by the author)
Works for me too. (R. 2167, Windows XP). Are you low on memory perhaps? Does the file open on your computer using 0.9.5 or 0.9.4?
(P.S. please use descriptive titles for bug reports)
Not able to reproduce
this one works...... for some odd reason.... it doesnt show that error
i have 2 gigs of ddr2 on my laptop. the file lasconics sent does open without that error..
maybe if you try windows 7 rc 32-bit? I wonder if this is windows' fault.....
guys could you please remove my score from these posts and from your computing machines please?
I have invested time and effort into it, please if you could, don't keep it or spread it or all of that.....
@seseberg Your file has been removed. For next time, submit a link to your file rather than uploading it. This way you have control over your file when you wish to take it down again.
thanks dude!!!
Guys, I finally found out the CULPRIT of this problem.
Any Musescore score that I place within a folder that has diacritic characters in its name, will end up with that error upon opening. THIS is acsually why the error was happening, because if I move the same score to my desktop, which has no diacritics in its folder name structure, everything is ok!
this happens wether the score file itself contains diacritic characters or not.
Sorry for the double post, I just wanted to make sure that David Bolton sees this. Sorry guys.
Guys, I finally found out the CULPRIT of this problem.
Any Musescore score that I place within a folder that has diacritic characters in its name, will end up with that error upon opening. THIS is acsually why the error was happening, because if I move the same score to my desktop, which has no diacritics in its folder name structure, everything is ok!