Is there a workaround for multiple rars inside zips?
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Is there a workaround for multiple rars inside zips?
Hi,
Is there a workaround that would allow me to extract a file from multiple rar files that are inside multiple zip files?
Right now if I have 6 rar files inside their own zip files and everything inside a big zip file, I have to:
1. Double-click on each zip and then drag the individual rars to the right pane (a temp directory) . (Do this SIX times)
2. Then change the left pane to the desired destination directory and drag the file from the first rar to extract it.
This gets pretty time-consuming and irritating!
Any suggestions to make this simplier. Seached the help, FAQ and forum without finding alternatives, so I DID try to read the instructions first!
Is there something obvious that I have missed?
Thanks for your help!
Best regards from The Land of Enchantment! (New Mexico, USA!)
Adam
Is there a workaround that would allow me to extract a file from multiple rar files that are inside multiple zip files?
Right now if I have 6 rar files inside their own zip files and everything inside a big zip file, I have to:
1. Double-click on each zip and then drag the individual rars to the right pane (a temp directory) . (Do this SIX times)
2. Then change the left pane to the desired destination directory and drag the file from the first rar to extract it.
This gets pretty time-consuming and irritating!
Any suggestions to make this simplier. Seached the help, FAQ and forum without finding alternatives, so I DID try to read the instructions first!
Is there something obvious that I have missed?
Thanks for your help!
Best regards from The Land of Enchantment! (New Mexico, USA!)
Adam
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- franck8244
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For the first part:
Instead of repeating the 1st step 6 times you just have to select all the zip files you want to unzip.
Manually with the mouse
Or automaticaly: select one zip file then "CTRL & "Numpad +" then you'll get all the zip files in the directory selected
Then you just have to unzip all the files directly :
"crtl+F9"
or
menu->File->Unpack ...
-->All the files will be unzipped...
For the second part:
You can open a new tab to the desire final directory before starting the first point, then switch between them with TAB & CTRL+TAB ...
Am I clear ?
I Hope it'll help ...
For the first part:
Instead of repeating the 1st step 6 times you just have to select all the zip files you want to unzip.
Manually with the mouse
Or automaticaly: select one zip file then "CTRL & "Numpad +" then you'll get all the zip files in the directory selected
Then you just have to unzip all the files directly :
"crtl+F9"
or
menu->File->Unpack ...
-->All the files will be unzipped...
For the second part:
You can open a new tab to the desire final directory before starting the first point, then switch between them with TAB & CTRL+TAB ...
Am I clear ?
I Hope it'll help ...
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[face=courier]On 15-06-2004 23:39:53 +0000 AdamBN wrote:
A> Is there a workaround that would allow me to extract a file
A> from multiple rar files that are inside multiple zip files?
1. Copy that big zip file to some empty directory;
2. Select it;
3. "Alt"+"F6", "Del", "Enter";
4. Delete that big zip file;
5. "Ctrl"+"Gr+", "Alt"+"F6", "Del", "Enter";
6. Select one of zip files, "Alt"+"Gr+", "Del", "Enter";
7. "Ctrl"+"Gr+", "Alt"+"F6", "Del", "Enter";
8. Select one of rar files, "Alt"+"Gr+", "Del", "Enter".[/face]
A> Is there a workaround that would allow me to extract a file
A> from multiple rar files that are inside multiple zip files?
1. Copy that big zip file to some empty directory;
2. Select it;
3. "Alt"+"F6", "Del", "Enter";
4. Delete that big zip file;
5. "Ctrl"+"Gr+", "Alt"+"F6", "Del", "Enter";
6. Select one of zip files, "Alt"+"Gr+", "Del", "Enter";
7. "Ctrl"+"Gr+", "Alt"+"F6", "Del", "Enter";
8. Select one of rar files, "Alt"+"Gr+", "Del", "Enter".[/face]
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It is here, that we shall make our stand.[/face]
It is here, that we shall make our stand.[/face]
Thanks for the swift reply!
Tried the first option and when I did CTRL+F9 got a response of "This function can not be used with packed files"
When I tried menu/files/unpack, I got an exact duplicate of the first directory (zips with rars inside).
Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks again for the help!
Adam
Tried the first option and when I did CTRL+F9 got a response of "This function can not be used with packed files"
When I tried menu/files/unpack, I got an exact duplicate of the first directory (zips with rars inside).
Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks again for the help!
Adam
franck8244 wrote:2AdamBN
For the first part:
Instead of repeating the 1st step 6 times you just have to select all the zip files you want to unzip.
Manually with the mouse
Or automaticaly: select one zip file then "CTRL & "Numpad +" then you'll get all the zip files in the directory selected
Then you just have to unzip all the files directly :
"crtl+F9"
or
menu->File->Unpack ...
-->All the files will be unzipped...
For the second part:
You can open a new tab to the desire final directory before starting the first point, then switch between them with TAB & CTRL+TAB ...
Am I clear ?
I Hope it'll help ...
Hi, Thanks for your help.
Unfortunately I get lost after step 3.
Ctrl"+"Gr+", ???????? Gr+?
Sorry to be so dense, but I guess my Alzheimers is bad today!
Thanks again,
AdamBN
Unfortunately I get lost after step 3.
Ctrl"+"Gr+", ???????? Gr+?
Sorry to be so dense, but I guess my Alzheimers is bad today!
Thanks again,
AdamBN
Black Dog wrote:[face=courier]On 15-06-2004 23:39:53 +0000 AdamBN wrote:
A> Is there a workaround that would allow me to extract a file
A> from multiple rar files that are inside multiple zip files?
1. Copy that big zip file to some empty directory;
2. Select it;
3. "Alt"+"F6", "Del", "Enter";
4. Delete that big zip file;
5. "Ctrl"+"Gr+", "Alt"+"F6", "Del", "Enter";
6. Select one of zip files, "Alt"+"Gr+", "Del", "Enter";
7. "Ctrl"+"Gr+", "Alt"+"F6", "Del", "Enter";
8. Select one of rar files, "Alt"+"Gr+", "Del", "Enter".[/face]
Old name---
2AdamBN
Hello !
• "Gr" --> Gray --> Numeric key-pack...
Kind regards,
Claude
Clo
Hello !
• "Gr" --> Gray --> Numeric key-pack...
Kind regards,
Claude
Clo
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If this is a regular process for you, you might consider using the tool
TC.Script.Editor:
http://clubtotal.free.fr/index.php?dir=Tools/&file=tcAddon_TC.Script.Editor_1.03.183.zip
If this is a regular process for you, you might consider using the tool
TC.Script.Editor:
http://clubtotal.free.fr/index.php?dir=Tools/&file=tcAddon_TC.Script.Editor_1.03.183.zip
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AdamBN, you might also want to take a look at a great freeware utility called Unziplify. More info at:
http://www.silverbandsoftware.com/tabdown/unziplify/index.html
Hope this helps!
http://www.silverbandsoftware.com/tabdown/unziplify/index.html
Hope this helps!
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Thanks to everyone!
Thanks to everyone for their swift help!
This is sure a nice forum community!
Unzipifly seems to work the easiest, and I very much appreciate the referral. Had mixed success with the other suggestions even after I went back and changed my packer/unzip config to default (no reference to WinRar, etc).
Thanks again for the great assistance!
Best regards from New Mexico, USA!
AdamBN
This is sure a nice forum community!
Unzipifly seems to work the easiest, and I very much appreciate the referral. Had mixed success with the other suggestions even after I went back and changed my packer/unzip config to default (no reference to WinRar, etc).
Thanks again for the great assistance!
Best regards from New Mexico, USA!
AdamBN