ZIP file attachment in DMS

Hello All
How to attach a ZIP file in DMS while creating document from CV01N transaction.
I have tried this in CV01n & ZIP file is attached but after creating Document when I am go in CV02N transaction & tries to open the ZIP file attachement system is giving the error "File can not be opened...File format is not correct"
Is there any seeting I need to do for data carrier type & Application type.
Your reply is appreciated.
Thanks
Pravink.

Hi Pravin,
Have you maintained in DC30 "work station application" following entries
for eg:
TZP *.zip
For the required DMS document type.
If yes, let us know the error message you get.
Regards,
Deepak Kori

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