How to extract archive in subfolder, but in same panel?

[PET]

Any fast way to extract an archive on the same folder but in a subfolder?

ALT+F9 unpacks it to the other side...

Like I have a ZIP on the left side... if I press ALT + F9 it will unpack it to my right side. All I want is to upack it on the same left side + subfolder.

Thanks

[sqa_wizard]

Press ALT+F9 and then press "."
This will extract to current (same) folder.

[nsp]

Any fast way to extract an archive on the same folder but in a subfolder?

ALT+F9 unpacks it to the other side...

Like I have a ZIP on the left side... if I press ALT + F9 it will unpack it to my right side. All I want is to upack it on the same left side + subfolder.

Thanks

if you just type "." it will replace the target folder to current folder
use checkbox to have same name as archive... // 4 tab and space

I use powerpro to do it for me in one keystroke you can also use AHK to automate +F9 //wait// .<tab><tab><tab><tab><space><enter>

[ts4242]

If you have Winrar, use this button

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TOTALCMD#BAR#DATA
%ProgramFiles%\WinRAR\WinRAR.exe
x %P%N "%P%O\"
%ProgramFiles%\WinRAR\WinRAR.exe
Unpack to the same panel
%ProgramFiles%\WinRAR\
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[MVV]

PET,
Usually if you clear destination folder, TC will unpack to current panel. However if you need to unpack to a subfolder of current panel, you can simply write subfolder name as a destination folder (just type it over selected suggested path in a field).
Also note that unpack dialog has an option to auto-create subfolder with archive name. And there is a wincmd.ini option that makes it enabled by default - pretty useful feature: UnZIPSeparateSubdirs=-2 in [Packer] section.

[Hacker]

PET,
<Alt-F9>, <Delete>, <Alt-S>, <Enter>.
Or, as MVV said.

Roman

[obeg]

In addition to what MVV said, the target folder do not need to exist!

If you exchange the suggested target with a now folder name, that folder will be created as a subfolder with all the content inside.

[PET]

Ooh nice. Thanks for the help