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If You Don't Have Drive SnapShot Partial Disk Image File or ChessDB Name File
In order to open your SN3 file, you will have to download Drive SnapShot Partial Disk Image File, ChessDB Name File, or another similar software package.
If Your Computer is Not Configured to Open SN3 Files
If you have the relevant software, but your computer still won't open the software, you will have to change the file associations on Windows or Mac. Depending on your operating system, you can ensure that your computer always open SN3 files using Drive SnapShot Partial Disk Image File, ChessDB Name File, or another program of your choice that uses SN3 files.
If that still doesn't work, you can get in touch with your software developer to find out what you can do. You can contact any of these developers for more information or assistance:
| Software | Developer |
|---|---|
| Drive SnapShot Partial Disk Image File | Tom Ehlert Software |
| ChessDB Name File | Dr. David Kirkby |
If the SN3 File is Corrupt
In some instances, you may receive an error message stating that the file is corrupt. If you have tried all of the above, and it still doesn't work, download or request a new copy to see if that works.
Open SN3 File the Easy Way
If you don't want to download Drive SnapShot Partial Disk Image File or ChessDB Name File (for whatever reason), and the other options also don't work... that's okay!
Even though some SN3 files must be opened in a program for which it was developed (binary format), you may still be able to open it in a universal file viewer such as File Magic. Download File Magic now from the Microsoft Store and open your SN3 file!
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