Where is XceedZip.dll?

Hi guys
Anyone can provide me the steps to download this holy dll. Its not located under Cryptographic software.
Thanks!

Hi Martin,
Sorry, I had not seen.
But, once, I was having troubles with my BPC client installation, and the basis said to use the same XceedZip used in BPC server installation.
Try to ask you basis if he has this file.
And well, I have this file here, but is for BPC 7.5, if you want I send to you.
Regards.
Lucas

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sorry for raising up the topic again, but the last thread with same topic could not provide the needed answer.
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Following the installation guide, the file should be available with
http://service.sap.com/swdc/ --> Download SAP --> Cryptographic Software
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All -
The Xceed software product is subject to export control regulation in Germany as the country of origin and import regulation of your own country. SAP may not yet have a corresponding export license for your user / company. Please contact the contract department of your local SAP company.
Please note that to download the SAP Cryptographic Software from the SAP Service Marketplace, you need a customer user-id.
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