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Posted by washere
Mar 10, 2020 at 10:52 PM

 

Hi Alexander. The filetype is the same across Windows, Mac OS & Linux versions. Should open fine in all 3 versions.
I just tried those files in the link and they download and opened fine on my Windows version, same as yours ver Oct2019.
You can right-lick on RAW link and SAVE as in 1 example i saw.
Or clicking on “VIEW RAW” in most of those examples (in the middle) in those github example pages, also downloaded them.

You are techie yourself so I suspect your TS version might be corrupted. I’d uninstall and install a fresh copy just to be sure and safer.
But first try this:

I just uploaded a zip file to zippyshare. It contains several TS example files which I made into dark versions and improved the looks of, a couple of years ago.
Also a dual column TS file called “treesheets commands.cts” which is in that zip, it is a cheatsheet of the commands i re-edited and made darkish.
Zippyshare launches a new webpage, an ad, so just close that and click the big orange download button again.

https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/HlNrXpq4/file.html

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Download page for latest Win/Mac/Linux versions of app for those interested:

http://strlen.com/treesheets/

Each cell can have multi layers of inner cells in TS. Also can completely design the overall grid. These make it have infinite potential.

P.S. in earlier post on this page my GBoard android keyboard app was swiping Hyperplane instead of Hyperplan.


Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
Thanks; interestingly, I downloaded a few examples but when trying to
>open them in TreeSheets in Windows (version from October 2019) I got the
>error message “Not a TreeSheets file”. I wonder whether the TreeSheets
>file format is now different between Linux and Windows versions. In the
>past I remember that it was the same across the two.
> >washere wrote:
>>Here’s some examples for beginners to TreeSheets which is a free
>software:
>>https://github.com/aardappel/treesheets/tree/master/TS/examples
>