Links still dead.
Webpage: https://www.ghisler.com/efaqpack.htm (Lister plugins)
ACE and UC2 are discontinued and are no longer on your add-ons page. So these should be removed from the text.Q: Where can I find the external packers supported by Total Commander, for the formats ARJ, LHA, RAR, ACE and UC2?
A: You can find the links to these programs on our add-ons page.
These frequently asked questions (about ZIP-NT) should be removed. They are so far outdated that they are not relevant anymore in any way.Q: Where can I find Zip-NT by Info-Zip to pack files with long filenames?
A: You can find Zip-NT at the following WWW address: http://infozip.sourceforge.net/
Unfortunately this version does NOT support high ASCII characters like German "Umlauts" and French or Scandinavian accents! You should use the internal ZIP packer which supports all this! You should only use ZIP-NT if you need special command line switches like zip file comments, freshen, or update.
Q: I have downloaded ZIP-NT 2.01, but it just doesn't work!
A: First, you need to copy Zip-NT (only the EXE) to a directory with a short name, e.g. c:\zip.
Then, choose Configuration - Packers and click on the >>button behind the Zip packer field.
Now switch to the Zip-NT directory and select Zip-NT. You can then click on 'Use Zip-NT' Total Commander will patch ZIP-NT.
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Q: I have installed ZIP-NT, but when I use it, Windows 95 tells me that it wants to start in DOS-only mode!
A: In Total Commander, switch to the root of drive c: and press ALT+ENTER on command.com.
This brings up the property sheet of command.com. Click on the 'Program' tab, then on 'Advanced'.
There are 3 square checkboxes: Only the middle of the three must be selected! It reads 'Suggest MS-DOS mode as necessary'.
Q: Zip-NT cannot find any files to pack!
A: This happens if there is a PIF file which contains a startup path. ZIP-NT will always start in that path and therefore will not find any files to pack!
To correct this problem, you must modify either dosprmpt.pif, command.pif or 4dos.pif, whichever is present in your Windows directory.
In Windows 3.1 and NT you must use pifedit.exe to modify them. In Windows 95 you can press ALT+ENTER on the PIF files or on command.com/4dos.com directly.



