Unexpected end of file

[qwalgrande]

Dear all,

I have a problem with a Visio file. After a network issue, the document is
damaged and cannot open it. The message is:
"An error (1) occurred during the action Open File
Unexcepted end of file"

I wonder if you can help me to repair the file. Thanks.

[Mark Nelson [MS]]

Sorry, there is no way to repair. We are aware of the potential for file
corruption when network connectivity fails and are working to avoid that
scenario.
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Mark Nelson
Microsoft Corporation

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

Post by qwalgrande
Dear all,
I have a problem with a Visio file. After a network issue, the document is
"An error (1) occurred during the action Open File
Unexcepted end of file"
I wonder if you can help me to repair the file. Thanks.
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qwalgrande

[LCampbell]

Surly that isn't the only reason for the message:
"An error (1) occurred during the action Open File Unexcepted end of
file"

I too am receiving this message but:
1) This message only occurs in Visio 2003 SP 1
2) The same file loads just fine in Visio 2002 SP 2
3) This file is one of 5 files, this is the only file that will not
load.

Is there some way to save the file and reload it. It does have a bit of
Visual Basic programming to connect to a lotus notes database.

One other problem I have with 2003 is that it doesn't read Lotus notes
database fields anymore (except in the visual basic program).:what



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[LCampbell]

I have isolated the problem to a bad template. Since this template was
only used once it was easy to delete. I have the visio file with just
the template (no drawing, no visual basic, just one template) that
still fails to load.:aaa

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