How to fix "Project or Library file is corrupt"

Last Time I close the my project, then I want to reopen it, but popup a window "Project or Library file is corrupt"
Can this corrupt project file can be fix?
Because It contain too much information of this project.
By the way, the project file size is 1.4M
and I use LabVIEW 8.2.1 and WinXP SP3
Hope somebody can give the answer, and thank you very much.
Qia
http://www.vitst.com
Virry Test & Control
LabVIEW Certified Developer

I cannot find the result about this topic.
So I recreate a new project file
Hope there is better solution for this problem
thank you all
QIA
http://www.vitst.com
Virry Test & Control
LabVIEW Certified Developer

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I cannot find the result about this topic.
So I recreate a new project file
Hope there is better solution for this problem
thank you all
QIA
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"MN_Mike" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Hello,
>
> Using AW 7.02
>
> I have a couple of library files, one contains graphics,
the other audio.
I
> am using a dive routine to run through the icons in the
a7p file and if it
is a
> sound icon that is "linked", I want to make sure that it
is linked to the
audio
> library file.
What I am having a problem with is obtaining the linked
> filename.
>
> Is there an icon property that contains the linked info?
I believe that
there
> is, as when I right click on a sound icon which is
linked to a library
file, I
> noticed that I could select Library Links... from the
pop up menu, and I
found
> the following data:
>
> Library Link Name:1.3.1s
> Linked To:1.3.1s
>
In Library:lessonAudio.a7l <<<----This is what I am
interested in
getting
> (if it is lessonGraphics.a7l then I want to warn the
developer)
>
>
> A little test that I did with one audio icon in the flow
line just prior
to
> the calc contents below:
>
> T_Str := GetIconContents(IconPrev(IconID)) --
> produced:[[#type:#linkedIcon, #iconID:262168]]
> if T_Str[1, #type] = #linkedIcon then
> T_Str1 := GetIconContents(T_Str[1,#iconID]) --
produced:[[#type:#sound,
> #filename:"", #storage:#internal, #format:"MP3"]]
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>
> #filename above appears not to be the place to look as
it may contain the
> actual pathname to the mp3 file, IF that info is still
available.
>
> FYI, The audio in the library file is NOT linked
externally.
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike
>

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