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c.gingerich:
1) not a bad idea, but the idea was to be able to quickly extract to the current folder.
2) do you mean you want to be able to name the folder it is extracted to?
3) i can't realltly create a progress bar as i qm using external apps (7zip, unrar) to do the extracting. Best i can do is show a marquee progress bar (scroll across).
4) I'll look into adding the password support.
Zero3K:
2) Nope, its just that some of the archives I extract only contain one file or already has a folder in it so there's no need for a folder to be created in that case.
3) A progress bar would be fine.
c.gingerich:
2) If you check in the setting Use popup menu then double click on one of the supported archives, you'll get a popup menu. One of the items is Extrach Here which does not create a folder.
3) I can add the marquee progress bar, but keep in mind that it would not be showing the progress if the files being extracted. It'll just show that it is still extracting the archive.
TaoPhoenix:
Have you updated to the most current versoin? (v1.0.1.0)? Can you open the folder where FastUnzip snack is installed and double click on FastUnzip Snack.exe, what happens? Do you get the settings dialog or do you get a info box saying to run the settings from the start menu? If you run the settings, the RAR File Association box is checked?
I am asking all this because I cannot find anything wrong in the code (yet) and my copy is working on RAR files. I'm sure I missed something, just trying to find out what. :-[ :D
-c.gingerich (May 08, 2012, 07:16 AM)
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I just downloaded whatever copy is on your website. (It's a little tough to see versions because it doesn't stick around to let you look at help/about.) The problem is still here.
Let's reverse the logic - could another file hook something in the OS to refuse to give up a file association? The app in question is RarFrog
http://www.philipp-winterberg.com/software/free_rar_extract_frog_faq.php
c.gingerich:
It could. Sometimes apps auto-assign themselves to a file type every time they are run. That could be what is happening here. I'll try to look into it more when I get a chance.
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