Foad S. Farimani

the solution was actually stupidly simple. In Windows CMD command line terminal I copied the .prt file into new one copy <fileNAme>.prt <fileName>.zip and then 7zip was able to open and unarchove/decompress everything | qafmetadata | +---images | preview | +---part | attrs | \---UG_PART JT UG_PART

the solution was actually stupidly simple. In Windows CMD command line terminal I copied the .prt file into new one copy <fileNAme>.prt <fileName>.zip and then 7zip was able to open and unarchove/decompress everything | qafmetadata | +---images | preview | +---part | attrs | \---UG_PART JT UG_PART

Following this comment on Reddit and this post on StackOverflow, I want to unarchive the SIEMENS NX .prt files using 7zip (example file). I would appreciate it if you could help me know how I can do it using 7zip GUI or CLI interfaces.

Following this comment on Reddit and this post on StackOverflow, I want to unarchive the SIEMENS NX .prt files using 7zip (example file). I would appreciate it if you could help me know how I can do it using 7zip GUI or CLI interfaces.

Following this comment on Reddit and this post on StackOverflow, I want to unarchive the SIEMENS NX .prt files using 7zip (example in the attachments). I would appreciate it if you could help me know how I can do it using 7zip GUI or CLI interfaces.

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This is great news. How should I communicate with Molnar Karoly? Does he attend this forum? Or maybe he has Twitter/LinkedIn, or willing to share an email address?

From here, I see that gputils also doesn't support PIC10F MCUs.