Download TPS Repair 1.3.60920l

• Clearer, more consistent wording in the program, reports and manual, in English and Spanish.

• Expanded compatibility when reading table structures from Clarion EXE and DLL files, adding support for the older layouts used by Clarion 5.5 and 6.
• Supplied EXE, DLL, and CLW structure files are now checked before recovery starts. Missing, invalid, or unusable sources stop the operation before input files are opened.
• Error reports identify the structure file that failed. Folder reports distinguish files not attempted from failed repairs.
• Added Company, Solo Consultant, and Consultancy licenses, with clear renewal prices and same-licensee upgrades.
• License information and delivery messages now include coverage dates, the renewal reference price, and the designated Solo operator.

• The application now runs as a native single executable with ZIP support built in, without extracting runtime DLLs at startup.
• Folder repairs automatically split output across ZIP archives before reaching size or entry-count limits. Every part is verified before replacement and listed in the report; the complete backup set is preserved if rollback fails.
• A single TPS file that exceeds one archive's size allowance is rejected before any originals are replaced.

• Single-file repairs now save original backups, separately saved repaired files, and evaluation samples in verified ZIP archives named after the input file. Each archive keeps the original filename inside, so later folder repairs do not process these copies again.
• The empty temporary folder is now removed after you choose whether to replace the original or keep the repaired result.
• Updated English and Spanish prompts, reports, and documentation explain where ZIP backups and repaired results are saved.

TPS Repair now starts on a clean Windows 11 installation without requiring the Visual C++ Redistributable.

Reports now compare recovered and written records with the counts declared by the file driver, and explain why matching counts do not confirm the integrity of fields or attachments.

The repair window makes the Repair action more prominent, clarifies saved owner passwords, and disables About while a repair is running. The bilingual manual has clearer recovery guidance.

The replacement prompt and manual now explain where originals and repaired copies are saved for each choice, in English and Spanish.

Reports now explain repair outcomes more accurately in English and Spanish.

• Failed verification reports retain the error and omit success claims and unavailable totals.
• Evaluation reports distinguish sample limits from rejected records and include the same recovery findings in HTML and text.
• Data previews show accurate attachment sizes and visible control characters. Folder reports include skipped files in the searchable list.
• Clearer wording throughout the app and manual explains replacement settings, recovery counts, and licensing limits.

TPS Repair is more reliable and clearer during folder repairs and structure selection.

• Folder runs resolve and filter their inputs before repair, show the active file and output paths as work proceeds, and create one verified repaired ZIP when the originals are kept.
• Structure selection now preserves physical table names and unnamed and superfile table identity, including CLW structures, and falls back to a file's usable stored structure when an external match is unavailable or ambiguous.
• Repeated CLW and compiled-program structure lookups are reused, reducing the setup cost for folders with several files.
• Reports distinguish repaired, skipped, and not-attempted files, identify the inputs, outputs, and structures used, omit empty optional outcomes, and keep internal technical detail out of HTML reports.
• The manual now matches the program's actual output names, report formats, options, password handling, structure fallback, and error behavior.

TPS Repair now chooses the recovery strategy that fits each file.

• Files of bounded size with attachments, encryption, or multiple tables can use faster in-memory parsing.
• Ordinary and larger files continue to stream so memory use stays bounded.
• If the in-memory path cannot start because memory is unavailable, recovery automatically retries in streaming mode.

A documentation and polish build. The program's repair behaviour is unchanged from 1.1.60816t.

• Every legal document delivered beside the program, and the licence agreements inside the manual, now opens as a complete page in the same accessible layout as the public documentation site, each with a language control of its own.
• Reports no longer draw a border around the selected language button when Windows runs in a high-contrast mode, so the button keeps the appearance your high-contrast settings intend.

A delivery, identity, and legal-document build. The program's repair behaviour is unchanged from 1.1.60815w.

• A personalized copy now identifies the confirmed display name, licence tier, and public licence ID in the application and its reports without exposing order or email details.
• The delivered bundle now includes the reviewed English and Spanish licence, terms, privacy, and cookie documents, plus the complete third-party notices, beside the program and manual.
• Support guidance now asks for Windows details, visible error text, support codes, and delivery references without asking customers to send TPS files, recovered output, or reports containing customer content.

The first build published through the fulfilment service and the first with a public download page carrying the SHA-256 of the file you are about to run.

• Recovery now uses the streaming parser for large files and verifies the repaired file in two independent ways before it can replace anything.
• A supplied structure is rejected when it is incompatible with the damaged file rather than being used to produce a misleading repair.
• Folder runs archive a single backup of the whole set before any original is touched and roll the entire set back if a replacement fails partway.
• A structure can be supplied from a working .TPS, a Clarion .CLW source, or a compiled .EXE or .DLL. Program files are read statically and are never loaded or executed.
• Reports are one self-contained HTML file that opens with no network and nothing installed and carries the licence the run was made under.
• Owner passwords can be supplied per run or stored encrypted. A folder run reports files it could not open rather than failing the whole batch.
• --no-gui opens no window and asks nothing, reporting through exit codes and the written report so a repair can run from a scheduled task overnight.

A recovery-reporting and evaluation build.

• Reports now keep records recovered, records written, recovered records not written, declared records not reached, and damaged areas as independent measurements instead of describing every difference as lost records.
• Recovery findings now name the affected fields, values, indexes, and tables while keeping intentional evaluation limits separate from damage or loss.
• Evaluation copies now write successful recoverable rows in recovery order, using half of each table rounded up with a maximum of 500, and explain that limit in the report.
• The manual now points to dated Windows compatibility evidence rather than making an undated compatibility claim.

The first build retained in the current release catalogue.

• TPS Repair runs locally as a native Windows application and repairs one TPS file or every TPS file directly inside a folder without writing to the damaged originals before a verified replacement is ready.
• A working TPS file, Clarion source, or compiled Clarion program can provide a missing structure, and compiled programs are inspected without being loaded or executed.
• The evaluation recovers and reports the full readable set while saving a bounded sample and never replacing an original.
• Reports and the bilingual manual are self-contained for offline use.