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Timestamp:
Nov 30, 2008, 8:23:56 PM (17 years ago)
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Gregg Young
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Added option to use subdirectory based on the archive name for extraction from the arc container; it is set in the notebook and separate from the extract dialog setting; includes help file update, comments and cleanup (Ticket 22)

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    2727ones extracted earlier). :hp1.With Paths:ehp1. will extract the archive including the
    2828any directories in the archive structure. This can be made the default by checking the
    29 :hp1.Always Paths:ehp1. box. Refgardless of which method is the default you may
    30 select the other option on a one time basis without change the default for future archives.
     29:hp1.Always Paths:ehp1. box. Regardless of which method is the default you may
     30select the other option on a one time basis without changing the default for future archives.
    3131If you only wish to extract certain files you can select masks (i.e *.txt) for the files
    3232you wish to extract. The command line box allows you to change or add extraction options.
    3333See the help files for your archiver (e.g. zip.exe) for more information.
    3434You can select the extraction directory (the directory to which the files will be extracted.
    35 The default is the current directory or you can set a specific directory as the  on
    36 the Archiver page of the Setting Notebook. You can use the :hp1.Walk:ehp1. button
     35The default is the current directory or you can set a specific directory as the default on
     36the Archiver page of the Setting Notebook. You can set the :hp1.Filename as extract path :ehp1.
     37to have FM/2 create an extract path based on the archive name.The path is made as a subdirectory
     38to the directory the archive is in. You can use the :hp1.Walk:ehp1. button
    3739find the directory you wish to extract to or you can type a path directly into the listbox.
    3840If the path you type in doesn't exist FM/2 will offer to create it for you.
    … …  
    5759files unless given a DOS filemask (for instance, to extract all files
    5860you need to enter *.* (not *) in the masks field). FM/2 normally gives
    59 :hp2.no:ehp2. filemasks as the argument when you want to extract
    60 everything, which every other archiver in the world understands.
     61:hp2."*":ehp2. as the argument when you want to extract
     62everything, which most other archiver in the world understand.
    6163:p.
    6264The ZIP/UNZIP programs are case sensitive even though OS/2 itself is
    … …  
    8284FM/2 will ask you for the type of the archive by presenting you with a
    8385listbox from which to pick an archiver.
    84 After that, another dialog appears to let you modify how the archive
    85 will be created. Additional masks may be entered (remember that the ZIP
    86 and UNZIP programs are case sensitive), the archiver command line
     86After that, another dialog appears to let you modify how the archive that
     87will be created. Additional masks may be entered (remember that some versions
     88of ZIP and UNZIP programs are case sensitive), the archiver command line
    8789tweaked, and so forth. Click :hp1.Okay:ehp1. to create the archive, or
    8890:hp1.Cancel:ehp1. if you change your mind.
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