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I worked on a .psd file all day yesterday on Photoshop 7.0. Today, my computer rebooted itself while I started working on the .psd file.
When I tried to reopen the file, I can see the thumbnail in the browse menu. But when I open it, I get this message:
Could not open "D:\Ivy\Scanned\TakuKouKou.psd" because an unexpected end-of-file was encountered.
When I try other applications that can view .psd files (ACDSee), everything is black.
I sent the .psd file (it’s about 8 megabytes) to a friend, and he got the same results as I did.
I think I was in the midst of saving my progress on the .psd when my comp rebooted itself, but I’m not positive. I just know that I can’t view the file at all except for the thumbnail. I run Windows XP, so I tried a System Restore to the yesterday, but then I realized that the System Restore only affects certain programs and not documents such as this .psd file.
Is there another way to backtrack what happened to this .psd file? Or some other way to fix this? I spent a long time on this artpiece and starting over will be such a waste… T_T
My email:
Thank you for reading,
Splash (Ivy)
When I tried to reopen the file, I can see the thumbnail in the browse menu. But when I open it, I get this message:
Could not open "D:\Ivy\Scanned\TakuKouKou.psd" because an unexpected end-of-file was encountered.
When I try other applications that can view .psd files (ACDSee), everything is black.
I sent the .psd file (it’s about 8 megabytes) to a friend, and he got the same results as I did.
I think I was in the midst of saving my progress on the .psd when my comp rebooted itself, but I’m not positive. I just know that I can’t view the file at all except for the thumbnail. I run Windows XP, so I tried a System Restore to the yesterday, but then I realized that the System Restore only affects certain programs and not documents such as this .psd file.
Is there another way to backtrack what happened to this .psd file? Or some other way to fix this? I spent a long time on this artpiece and starting over will be such a waste… T_T
My email:
Thank you for reading,
Splash (Ivy)
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