We use SCRATCH in our school at KHS. And the kids love it. They download their own copies and get some fantastic work done.
Problem we are having is that our school runs on an XP network and the kids use vista at home.
They bring in their work and cannot get het school SCRATCH to open it. It give the error, cannot open bad Header.
Any fixes or is it a matter of updating our version?
Thanks VLU
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Whenever I get the Bad Header message, it's because I tried to open a 1.3. project in 1.2. I would suggest you make sure you're opening 1.3. When I double-click on a Scratch project on the desktop, the computer tries to open it in 1.2, and then gives me the Bad Header message.
Then again, I use a Mac, so I'm probably not qualified to answer this .
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It is very likely you are running an older version of Scratch on the School computers, as daydreamgirl suggests. You can check the version number by opening up a new Scratch Project, the version is displayed in the upper left corner. The school computers should be upgraded to version 1.3, if possible.
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the reason for that is that you are opening it in another version of scratch. e.g. at home i have 1.3.1 but at school i have 1.2///this means i cant open the files. it doesnt matter if they use vista or xp
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if you are going to tell them something it would be to download the old one at home until the new version becomes available on the server/system. This way, they can take there school work home and continue it there...then when the new one is successfully downloaded, switch over and tell the kids to uninstall 1.2 if u want.
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Don't tell the kids at home run an older version. Download the 1.3.1 update for your school computers. It is the version you need, unless your computers are too old to handle 1.3.1.
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ihaveatest wrote:
Don't tell the kids at home run an older version. Download the 1.3.1 update for your school computers. It is the version you need, unless your computers are too old to handle 1.3.1.
I once used Scratch 1.3 to exploit the % bug.
<{ %LALALALALALA }> <set{ % % }to( %LALALALALALALALALALA!!!!!!!
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