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| Thanks! Yes, I can open them in Multigo, even though Windows can't see them. Then I think I can save them as SGFs if I want. Cheers | ||
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| Well if you know where your files are you have at least two options: 1) open gibo from wbaduk client - there is a button "gibo" in top right corner 2) open it from another reader e.g. multiGo | ||
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