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Fixed it. Nevermind.

You are correct. I ended up having to download all the files again. Luckily nothing that I was not able to recover...

Ok so I rebuilt my computer and backed up my old drive. Some how though some files got deleted and I found them in the hidden RECYCLER folder on my old computers backup. I thought no problem I will just move them over to the new system. Moved them with no errors however none of the files will open. The mp3's tell me " Th file you are attempting to play has an extension (.mp3) that does not match the file format." and none of the exe will install and the txt are all blank when opened. What is causing this and how can i fix it? Thanks for your time.

I really am not wanting this to be this difficult... I have a sfx archive that I want to change something in. Is this this the only way to do this or is there a way to just edit the existing sfx archive? Why not just use winrar and create the sfx? Is there a disadvantage to this?

Martin, thanks for that info. I have been to this site and even downloaded some files but I was unclear what to do with them. Any help would be great. Thanks Brian

I am trying to create an sfx with the paramater RunProgram="Setup.exe /adminfile Unattended.msp" I select the files I wan't in the sfx archive select Create SFX archive under option enter the parameters RunProgram="Setup.exe /adminfile Unattended.msp" and hit ok and get a parameter incorrect error. What am i doing wrong. Thanks

So you can't just change it once and all apps in that category automatically be changed? How do you delete the old catagories?

Quick question. I have some categories that I want to change their name. How can I do this?

Man, for your first post it sure was a good one. That does exactly what I wanted. Thank you very much.

===== Post Nº 1 ====== I need to recurse into subfolders with winrar so I use the -r switch... winrar x -r *.iso. Now when I launch this command from c: and it finds the file abc.iso in c:folder1, it extracts the file to c: instead of c:folder1. The names of the subfolders will be unknown so I can't specify them. I have been using this script @echo OFF REM Extract the content of all .iso files in the current directory for %%f in (*.iso) do winrar x "%%f" DEL *.iso RMDIR AUDIO_TS REM Perform the same in all sub-directories for /D %%d in (*) do cd %%d && call %0 && cd .. This works but I was wondering if there was a way to do it using just winrar commands? I pieced this script together from different places and honestly don't know what half the stuff means. like %%F or the whole line for /D %%d in (*) do cd %%d && call %0 && cd .. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. ===== Post Nº 2 ====== Can anyone shed some light on this... ===== Post Nº 3 ====== no one know about batch files..... Am I in the wrong forum ?

When I download a large file it is split into multiple rar files. Is there a way to have any rar that are put into a specific folder extract automatically? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I know I can create a batch file and run it but i want no intervention on my part. Thanks in advance.