how to unzip this .zip file with TC?[6.54 support]

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OK,I see!
and will TC support the zip of (Bzip2&PPMd) or any one can make a plugin for TC to do this? :)
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5free wrote:OK,I see!
and will TC support the zip of (Bzip2&PPMd) or any one can make a plugin for TC to do this? :)
If Adam Strzelecki updates its 7zip Plugin this would also support PPMd
Its one of the compressions methods in the actual version of 7zip
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5free wrote:OK,I see!
and will TC support the zip of (Bzip2&PPMd) or any one can make a plugin for TC to do this? :)
You usually can trust in Clos little finger. That may be associated with the fact that he is a netatester of the new version. :lol:

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Post by *ghisler(Author) »

Indeed Total Commander 6.54 will support the BZIP2 and PPMD compression methods of ZIP files. I don't understand why anyone would use them in a published ZIP file, because currently very few programs can unpack them. For example, the XP Explorer cannot unpack these formats either.
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Post by *5free »

great news!
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