Aspose.ZIP For .NET V19.1.0
Stefanie Lebon
I have a task to extract files from zip archive. Unfortunately, as I found from another question here, windows explorer in win10 still uses cp866 to encode filenames inside of archive file. .NET Core doesn't support this codepage, so extracting the archive results in non-readable symbols. Aspose.Zip faced me with the exactly same problem. Is there a way to solve this in .net core 3.1 stack? Maybe in .net 5?
Hello, @darcher
Thank you for your response, do you mean that you have found a solution but it is not very ideal?
But I still hope to reproduce this issue and provide you an ideal one.
We have publish Aspose.Cells 19.12 on nuget, which relies on System.Drawing.Common 4.6.0,
it will support .netcore 3.0 (19.11 or earlier only support .netcore 2.1).
Please try 19.12 and give me a response, thank you!
I have recently wrote a program in C#, and utilizing Aspose.Cells.dll in order to export my reports in Excel format. I installed my program on my computer and some of my friends' it works fine, but today when I faced a clean computer(which has no .net framework or any programming frameworks), the installer installed the prerequisites (.Net Framework 3.5), and the program is launching, but when it comes to use the Aspose.Cells.dll it throws this exception:
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