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Decompress a .SP file
Hi to all, I'm new in this forum and I just need a quick answer from the experts out there, I have a 2761.sp file, in short a ".SP" file, it was given to me compressed, and I need to decompress it before Monday. I saw a software named Splint, but it shows an error, a DMI error message, so I dont have time to debug this, instead maybe there's an alternate option for me to decompress this file. Any help would be appreciated, Thank you in advance and good day to all.
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