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Clearwater, Florida, USA —
“HELP ME! I can’t open my V8 file with MicroStation!”
Axiom’s support team hears this plea all too often. They receive
more calls about V8 design file corruption than V7 design file corruption.
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| MicroStation attempts to abort gracefully
after opening a corrupted V8 file. |
MicroStation V8 users report models
which they can’t activate. They also report elements which
no longer reside on a defined level. MicroStation users commonly
complain about elements which can’t be selected, moved or copied.
All of these project stoppers are obvious manifestations of design
file corruption — and FileFixer can eliminate every
one of these problems, allowing you to get back to work.
Theoretically, any bit (“0” or “1”) in a design
file can represent the wrong (corrupted) value. There are an infinite
number of corruption possibilities. Yesterday’s power glitch
or that flaky new network card (or any number of other factors)
can disrupt data transfer and change the state of any bit in your
design files.
Fortunately, FileFixer is able to identify and repair the
most disastrous categories of MicroStation design file corruption.
Out of the billions or trillions of zeros and ones in your design
files, FileFixer can detect the true production killers and
budget busters — those corrupted bits which block projects
and cause MicroStation users the most headaches. FileFixer is
like Sherlock Holmes on steroids — it can literally find the
right grain of sand on the beach.
FileFixer’s Search and Repair capabilities have evolved
from nearly two decades of relentless research and development —
all focused on analysis of corrupt design files submitted to Axiom
by MicroStation users like you.
The latest version of FileFixer for V8 (version 8.7d) distinguishes
itself by achieving an unprecedented milestone for FileFixer. The
most menacing remaining category of V8 corruption has been conquered
by new FileFixer Search and Repair features. This means Axiom
now provides complete corruption solutions for all of the most commonly
encountered categories of V7 and V8 corruption, confirmed by detailed
analysis of customer files.
What was the last unconquered continent in the world of V8 design
file corruption?
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| Internal compression damage can destroy
a lot of drawing geometry. |
Explosive
Decompression
The innermost data in all V8 files is compressed (like .zip files).
When the compressed portions of a V8 file are damaged, there is
no way to access the elements within.
Internal compression damage was discovered to be the most common
new form of V8 file corruption — FileFixer for V8 version
8.7d now handles this. Tests confirm recovery of thousands of previously
inaccessible elements in corrupted files submitted by MicroStation
users.
No other application anywhere, including MicroStation itself, can
open files with severe internal compression damage — except
FileFixer for V8. FileFixer can recover these previously
inaccessible elements — allowing you to get back to work!
The completeness of FileFixer for V8 now matches its older
sibling, FileFixer for V7. Axiom has now conquered all continents
of corruption for both V7 and V8.
Do not wait until there’s trouble on your island. Run FileFixer
as a preventative maintenance program to catch and fix design
file corruption in the early stages.
Call
now!
For more information on FileFixer
contact an Axiom MicroStation Consultant today! Call 727-442-7774
extension 9693 or e-mail 9693@AxiomInt.com.
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