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utf-8 codec error
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5 months 5 days ago #346648
by RecividstOfndr
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Hi, have used my CNC all day then set up a new job to cut.... file won't load? Warning at bottom right of the screen says
'utf-8 codec can't decode bytes 0xb0 in position 452: invalid byte.'
Many web pages result in a search for this error... all explained in programmers gobblygook. Can anyone here tell me what - and where - to fix this
Any reason why is has suddenly appeared?
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'utf-8 codec can't decode bytes 0xb0 in position 452: invalid byte.'
Many web pages result in a search for this error... all explained in programmers gobblygook. Can anyone here tell me what - and where - to fix this
Any reason why is has suddenly appeared?
Annoyed
Thanks
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5 months 5 days ago #346650
by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic utf-8 codec error
Your file has some corruption or higher order characters in it.
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5 months 5 days ago #346652
by RecividstOfndr
Replied by RecividstOfndr on topic utf-8 codec error
OK.. Well bypassing the programming gobbldygook... only thing different on this file was a new tool - a tapered nose ball end. I went back and changed the tool designation in vectric (the program used to make the file) ((Not the tool name) and re tried the file - seems to be working. I think the utf-8 doesnt like the degree symbol maybe?? Being a tapered ball nose is has the degree symbol (small o) in the tool type description in Aspire. Any comments??
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