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> Da: "Fulvio Saccoccia, Sapienza" <[email protected]>
> Oggetto: Re: [ccp4bb] how to recover my data
> Data: 05 marzo 2015 13:48:34 CET
> A: Smith Lee <[email protected]>
> 
> Dear Smith,
>    It is curious; I am not sure about what I am going to suggest since I 
> never had that problem but the simplest explanation I found is that you have 
> some Line Endings issues. Windows, Mac and Unix all use different codes to 
> end a line in a text file. A file that is scripted with Windows has Windows 
> line ending (DOS-like) and may not be properly read on Mac or Linux machine. 
> Let me explain: by using WordPad and notepad you might have changed the end 
> line of your PDB/mtz file from UNIX-based (or Mac) line endings to 
> Windows-based Line endings. Line endings cannot be detected by simple 
> inspecting the file, but some programs (in this case Coot) can have problem 
> to open them.
> To be safe, try by opening your files with such a program (TextWrangler for 
> ex. in Mac) and save the file with the correct line ending for your machine 
> (Mac, Linux or Windows). I attached a picture for reference to show you the 
> option you have in TextWrangler when you use Save as… option (other text 
> editors should have similar options)
> 
> 
> Best wishes
> Fulvio
> 
> 
> 
> Il giorno 05/mar/2015, alle ore 06:36, Smith Lee 
> <[email protected]> ha scritto:
> 
> 
>> 
>> Dear All,
>>  
>> Recently my computer hardware has been broken and all the data has been 
>> recovered to movable hardware by technician. However I find the recovered 
>> PDB file and the MTZcould not be openned by Coot. Then I open the revovered 
>> PDB file by WordPad, and from WordPad I copied it to notepad and save it as 
>> pdb file. I find the Coot can open the notepad saved pdb file, thus my pdb 
>> files can be succesfully recovered from the hardware.
>>  
>> But will you please tell me how to have Coot open my mtz file? After data 
>> recovery by the technicial, the data size of the mtz file did not decrease, 
>> thus I think there is a way to have it recovered.
>> 
>> I have not noticed there were similar or identical posts as mine for 
>> recovery data before in the CCP4 mail list.
>>  
>> Thus I am looking forward to getting a reply from you on how to recover my 
>> mtz file.
>>  
>> Smith
> 

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