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SPeller
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by *SPeller 2007-02-05, 09:32 UTC
Is it possible to add anywhere the information about which plugin was applied to the opened file when we are inside this file?
PS: Sorry for my english.
ZoSTeR
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by *ZoSTeR 2007-02-05, 15:42 UTC
File properties (Alt+Enter) shows the applied packer.
SPeller
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by *SPeller 2007-02-06, 06:55 UTC
What to do when this archive is not supported by winrar but supported by TC?
PS: Sorry for my english.
SanskritFritz
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by *SanskritFritz 2007-02-06, 09:31 UTC
What to do when this archive is not supported by winrar but supported by TC?
Rejoice?
I switched to Linux, bye and thanks for all the fish!
SPeller
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by *SPeller 2007-02-06, 10:31 UTC
No
I mean how to know what archive plugin was used to open the file when we went inside it by pressing Ctrl+PgDown, or Enter if plugin was associated with file's extension?
If I write not clear please do not kick me )
PS: Sorry for my english.
SanskritFritz
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by *SanskritFritz 2007-02-06, 10:48 UTC
As ZoSTeR wrote above. Note, that you have to press Alt-enter on a file inside the archive.
I switched to Linux, bye and thanks for all the fish!
SPeller
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by *SPeller 2007-02-07, 09:10 UTC
You are right. Sorry for stupid topic...
PS: Sorry for my english.
SanskritFritz
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by *SanskritFritz 2007-02-07, 09:28 UTC
No need to be sorry, you are just unexperienced.
I switched to Linux, bye and thanks for all the fish!
SPeller
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by *SPeller 2007-02-08, 01:03 UTC
I use TC about 6 years, but I never look at this dilog
I saw only "unpack" button
I was inattentive.
PS: Sorry for my english.
I mean how to know what archive plugin was used to open the file when we went inside it by pressing Ctrl+PgDown, or Enter if plugin was associated with file's extension?