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On downloading the latest Versaverter Version 4 Alpha 5 release & unzipping it with Winzip the following error is reported by Winzip:

Warning: skipping "META-INFAIRhash". The 32-bit CRC stored in the local header for this file is not the same as the 32-bit CRC stored in the central header

If I use Winrar to unzip it instead of Winzip I don´t get this error & the META-INFAIRhash is unzipped but I can´t figure out how to make the program work. Clicking on the Versaverter.swf file I get the message that ´Windows cannot open this file´. If I select Adobe Air to open it Adobe Air reports the installer as corrupt & to contact the application author.

I´d like to see how the latest version works using Adobe Air but it´s beyond me how to install it. Is there a computer savvy person out there that can tell me what I´m doing wrong or am I correct in concluding that the program doesn´t work because the META-INFAIRhash file is corrupt?

By copying the working Versaverter files from the old Windows 10 system to the new Surface Laptop, I've been able to get Versaverter working on the Surface Laptop.

However, every time I run Versaverter, I need to refresh the database and the application interrogates a database at PawPrint.

Can anybody suggest a way to install the database in my bodged, but sort of operating, application?

I find Versaverter an invaluable tool.

However, I wish I could get it to load on my other computers.

I have a Compac HP nx 6320 running 64 bit Windows 10 Pto that Versaverter runs on.

I have a Compac HPnw 8440running Windows 7 Pro that gives me the corrupt file message every time I try to load Versaverter.

I also have a Microsoft Surface Laptop 2 running Windows 10 Home that tells me the installation file is corrupt.

What must I do to use Versaverter on these other computers.

The nx6320 is soon to be replaced by the Surface Laptop so it's important that I get this program running.

Please help.

I find Versaverter an invaluable tool.

However, I wish I could get it to load on my other computers.

I have a Compac HP nx 6320 running 64 bit Windows 10 Pto that Versaverter runs on.

I have a Compac HPnw 8440running Windows 7 Pro that gives me the corrupt file message every time I try to load Versaverter.

I also have a Microsoft Surface Laptop 2 running Windows 10 Home that tells me the installation file is corrupt.

What must I do to use Versaverter on these other computers.

The nx6320 is soon to be replaced by the Surface Laptop so it's important that I get this program running.

Please help.

It's September 2018 and I'm having exactly the same problem. I download the .air file but when I try to run it on a Windows 7 computer, I receive an error message that says the file is corrupt.
Can anybody help?

Edit due to double post of my last post.

I guess since no-one else has reported this problem it may just be an anomaly with my computer. Odd as there´s nothing peculiar about my  computer that would cause this that I know. At least it´s sorted and anyone else that has the same issue as me can read this and see what to do.

I guess since no-one else has reported this problem it may just be an anomaly with my computer. Odd as there´s nothing peculiar about my  computer that would cause this that I know. At least it´s sorted and anyone else that has the same issue as me can read this and see what to do.

The installer that downloads by clicking on the download link ´Versaverter.air´ is a zip file not an air file on my computer (using Windows XP). I tried changing the file extension from .zip to .air and then the program successfully installs provided you have deleted any older version of Versaverter from the default install location C:Program FilesVersaverter. Unless you know to change the extension from .zip to .air the program won´t install. It makes me wander how many people are using the latest version. Very few I suspect unless other people who download the installer get an air file and for some odd reason I get a zip file!

Must be some file association on your system - the actual file on the server is .air and if I click it and download it on Win7 or Winxp or Mac it´s always .air Tested in Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and IE.

Dunno why it´s not retaining the right file extension for you.

The installer is a .air file it shouldn´t be unzipped. once you have installed Adobe Air - just doubleclick the .air file

Note: Air sometimes chokes on files opened off a networked drive - try copying the .air to a local disk if that was the issue.