hSpice/avanwaves "unknown file" error

[kanchoman]

Hello everybody,
I wrote this easy Common Collector code in hspice and simulated it, the .lis file was correct and without errors.

Common Collector
Vb	1	0	10.71
Vin	3	1	ac	sin	0	10m	1k
Rs	3	4	10k
Re	2	0	10k
Vcc	100	0	15
Q1	100	4	2	mynpn
.model mynpn npn bf=100 Cje=0.4p	Cjc=0.2p tf=100ps
.tran STEP=10u STOP=5m
.options post=1
.end

But when I give the .tr0 file to the Avanwaves, I get a "unknown file error"!!!
I have no idea why and wasn't able to find any solutions on the web. Can you guys please help me? Thanks. The version of hspice I'm using is 2016.01
I have posted the contents of the .lis file below.

****** HSPICE -- L-2016.06-SP1 win64 (Aug 24 2016) ******                      
  Copyright (c) 1986 - 2019 by Synopsys, Inc. All Rights Reserved.              
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  Input File: edfg.sp                                                           
  Command line options: C:\synopsys\Hspice_L-2016.06-SP1\WIN64\hspice.com -i edfg.sp -o C:\Users\Alireza\Desktop\ewwew\edfg.lis
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  **info** (edfg.sp:3) DC voltage reset to initial transient source value in source 0:vin. new dc=0.0000D+00
  
      
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 ******  option summary
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 runlvl  = 3         bypass  = 2.0000    
 **info** dc convergence successful at Newton-Raphson method 
1****** HSPICE -- L-2016.06-SP1 win64 (Aug 24 2016) ******                      
 ******  
 common collector

 ****** operating point information tnom=  25.000 temp=  25.000 ******
 ****** operating point status is voltage   simulation time is     0.     
    node    =voltage      node    =voltage      node    =voltage

 +0:1       =  10.7100  0:2       =   9.8441  0:3       =  10.7100 
 +0:4       =  10.6125  0:100     =  15.0000 


          ***** job concluded
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 common collector

 ****** job statistics summary tnom=  25.000 temp=  25.000 ******

  ******  HSPICE Threads Information  ******

  Command Line Threads Count :     1
  Available CPU Count        :     2
  Actual Threads Count       :     1


  ******  Circuit Statistics  ******
  # nodes       =       6 # elements   =       6
  # resistors   =       2 # capacitors =       0 # inductors   =       0
  # mutual_inds =       0 # vccs       =       0 # vcvs        =       0
  # cccs        =       0 # ccvs       =       0 # volt_srcs   =       3
  # curr_srcs   =       0 # diodes     =       0 # bjts        =       1
  # jfets       =       0 # mosfets    =       0 # U elements  =       0
  # T elements  =       0 # W elements =       0 # B elements  =       0
  # S elements  =       0 # P elements =       0 # va device   =       0
  # vector_srcs =       0 # N elements =       0


  ******  Runtime Statistics (seconds)  ******

  analysis           time    # points   tot. iter  conv.iter
  op point           0.04           1           8
  transient          0.00         501         168          84 rev=         0
  readin             0.02
  errchk             0.00
  setup              0.00
  output             0.00


           peak memory used         47.60 megabytes
           total cpu time            0.06 seconds
           total elapsed time        0.22 seconds
           job started at     12:45:38 10/29/2019
           job ended   at     12:45:39 10/29/2019


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