Barry,
It might be a silly guess, but: how does your customer's program read and write files?
I beleive something like fopen(filename, "rb")/fopen(filename, "wb") should be used in
Windows to specify 'binary' mode in C/C++. Other file I/O methods (streams etc) have
similar MsDos-Windows-specific peculiarities.
Hope this will help,
Pavel
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I have a customer who is trying to zip a file send it via MQSeries from
a Win 2000 machine to Win 2000 machine with MQSeries.
When he tries to unzip the zip file it is corrupted. He has tried
format = none. Anyone shed any light on this?
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