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Subject: RE: [Cytoscape-discuss] Repairing a Cytoscape Session file?

Ruth

Great, thanks! That worked. Actually I could try that by myself, but as
a corollary, could I re-zip the session file without the apparently
corrupt session_vizmap.props and use it? Or does cytoscpae need some
session_vizmap.props file in the session file?

Christian

On Tue, 2011-08-16 at 12:17 -0400, Ruth Isserlin wrote:
> Hi Christian, 
> If you change the name of the session file from .cys to .zip and extract the
> contents you should be able to access the xgmml file of your network which
> should have all the info for the network in the session.
> Ruth