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HarleyMike

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Posting scan data
Mar 13^th, 2014 at 8:50am

I need advice on posting some scan data from Shop Stream Connect. I have noticed other members posting scan data and their file types are .scm files and work fine. I'm trying to post scan data from a Verus Pro and my file types are PIDS. I have attached one. It will open but ... Do I need to try to change the file type? My SSC version is 9.3.0.15 US.

I don,t have any problems getting the files transferd from verus to laptop via a thumbdrive. Its just posting them and being able to read them. Thanks -mike

2010_MAX_B1_VVT_CODE_P0011_BLOWN_GASKET_001.PIDS (129 KB | 383 )

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Re: Posting scan data
Reply #1 - Mar 13^th, 2014 at 9:20am

Mike,

Obviously, we have the pids file extension enabled for you to attach the files.

Not sure I understand the question but clicking on the file just opens it in a text format display in your browser. To open the file, you would need to RIGHT click, then 'save target as'. Then, once the file is on the PC you can open it with the application.

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HarleyMike Super Nerd Picogroup Offline Posts: 1,259 Dinwiddie County Virginia USA Gender:	Re: Posting scan data Reply #2 - Mar 13^th, 2014 at 9:29am Man I feel silly. Thanks
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Tom Roberts Autonerdz Administrator Picogroup Offline Autonerdz Founder Posts: 8,595 Olympia Washington USA Gender:	Re: Posting scan data Reply #3 - Mar 13^th, 2014 at 9:32am No worries. Glad you asked. That's a common issue for many file types and now everyone knows....
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