I am using Alt+F9 to decompress self-extracting ZIP files. Sometimes these files do not have a PKZIP header anyway. I have a resource viewer packer plugin installed. Not knowing that this file has no ZIP inside it, totalcmd instead uses the resource packer plugin and unpacks the resources from the .exe. I would like to be able to foresee which unpacker plugin totalcmd is going to use to unpack the .exe file.
Perhaps a small label in Unpack dialog (Alt-F9)?
Unpack Compressor Display
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Genghis86
As for me, to unpack I often go into the file with Ctrl+PgDown. So I can quickly determine which plugin is used by the contents I see there.
But I support the idee to show the unpacker that willbe used, it would be very convenient.
As for me, to unpack I often go into the file with Ctrl+PgDown. So I can quickly determine which plugin is used by the contents I see there.
But I support the idee to show the unpacker that willbe used, it would be very convenient.
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Using TC 11.03 / Win10 x64
Using TC 11.03 / Win10 x64
