how to add solidworks certificate as signature

I can try to write it by hand if anyone wants the exact data. I believe this is because of the way the hex is. *Something happened between copying and pasting and it's not the exact same for some reason. I believe it's because of a incorrect header, which is why I'm manually trying to get one. It seemed to be working fine, it restored all the files, but when I tried to click on one of the restored files, solidworks couldn't open it. The header can only be a maximum of 8 bytes.įor those of you that may have noticed the 'I don't know how to add header', I already tried it. If you look at the picture, you can see that I need the header (in hexadecimal) and the offset, along with some other file specifics.

Picture of the dialogue box for the recovery software I need to add the solidworks part file header so that I can recover those files. It allows you to add your own headers so that it can find your files if they're not natively supported by the software. I'm using Stellar Phoenix Windows Data Recovery Professional software. I need the file header in order to restore some files that got deleted. I've actually spent a lot of time trying to figure this out, but I'm completely out of my comfort zone, and have almost no idea what I'm doing. So I'm bringing this question here.Ĭan anybody help me get the file header/signatures for solidworks part files (2017)? I recently posted this question on the Solidworks Forum, and we weren't able to figure it out.

How to add solidworks certificate as signature