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I create a fileresult in a controller using dotnetzip from a [] array like this

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byte[] fileBytes =array\nMemoryStream outputStream = new MemoryStream();                       \nusing (ZipFile zipFile = new ZipFile())\n{\nzipFile.AddEntry(returnFileName, fileBytes);\nzipFile.Save(outputStream);\n}\noutputStream.Position = 0;\n                        \nreturn File(outputStream, "application/zip", returnFileName + ".zip"); 
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When i unzip the file and open it instead of the original file, the content are extrange caracters like this ones:

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¼•MOÂ@†ï&þ‡f¯†.bŒ¡xðã¨$bâuítÃ~eg@ø÷n·XA!^ºi;ó¾ÏÎt§ƒë¥ÑÙ*gÖË»,[:©ì´ÏãûÎ%Ë„•B;[²‌​ëáéÉ

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The filebytes is correct because i have an option to download the file without zipping so i return in that case something like this,And the file is open correctly. :

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return File(fileBytes, "text/html", returnFileName);
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Another thing if i overwrite the filebytes with this:

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fileBytes = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes("abcdefghi");
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The file after unzipping is load correctly

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