$%SEL%$

Here you can enable or disable the different unpackers
by pressing the space key (the 'û' will then either
pop up or disapear). By pressing enter you can edit
the data for each unpacker (filename, unpack-, list- and
test-options).
$%ARJ%$
ARJ copyright (c) Robert Jung

Usage:  ARJ <command> [{/|-}<switch>[-|+|<option>]...]
            <archive_name>[.ARJ][<base_directory_name>\]
            [<!list_name>|<path_name>|<wild_name>...]

<Commands>
  b: execute Batch or dos command
  e: Extract files from archive
  f: Freshen files in archive
  t: Test integrity of archive
  u: Update files to archive
  i: check Integrity of ARJ.EXE
  v: Verbosely list contents of archive
  x: eXtract files with full pathname
  l: List contents of archive

<Switches>
  -: disables switch char
  +: inhibits ARJ_SW usage
  $: add/extract volume label
     $A: add/extract label to drive A
  c: skip time-stamp Check
  i: show no progress Indicator
 i1: show bar graph Indicator
 i2: show percentage and bar graph
  n: only New files (not exist)
  o: On or after YYMMDDHHMMSS
     o:       on today
     o901225: on/after 12/25/90
 ob: Before YYMMDDHHMMSS
     ob:       before today
     ob901225: before 12/25/90
 od: no older than N Days
     od5: five or less days old

<Shifted switches>
 hc: execute DOS Command at ARJ start
     hcCLS: execute CLS
 he: skip test of security Envelope
he1: set error on security Envelope
 hi: detailed display in Index files
 ja: show ANSI comments
 jc: exit after Count of files
     jc5: exit after 5 files
     jc nam1 nam2: exit after 2 files
 jd: ensure free Disk space
     e -jd50K: skip file if<50000 free
     l -jd1000: set error if<1000 free
 jf: store/use Full specified path
jf1: store/use path minus drive
 jo: extract to unique Output names
 jp: Pause after each screenful
     jp50: pause, set page size to 50
  p: match using full Pathnames
 p1: match Pathname with subdirs
  q: Query on each file
  v: enable multiple Volumes
  x: eXclude selected files
     x*.EXE: exclude *.EXE files
     x!NAMES: exclude files in NAMES
     multiple exclusions are allowed
  y: assume Yes on all queries except
     diskette volume prompts
     Use this switch for batch mode
hw1: display only filenames with matches
 jy: suppress queries assuming Yes
  a - skip append query
  c - skip create directory query
  d - skip delete files query
  k - skip disk space available query
  n - skip new filename prompt
  o - skip overwrite existing file query
  r - erase all type-ahead before query
  s - skip scanned enough text query
  v - skip proceed to next volume query
  y - accept single character Y/N/A/Q
  jycny: skip create, new name queries
         in single character input mode
$%LZH%$
LHA Copyright (c) Haruyasu Yoshizaki, 1988-91

Usage: LHA <command> [/option[-+012|WDIR]]
           <archive[.LZH]> [DIR\] [filenames]

<command>

u: Update files
f: Freshen files
p: disPlay files
e: Extract files
x: eXtract files with pathnames
l: List of files
v: View listing of files with pathnames
t: Test the integrity of an archive

<option>

w: assign Work directory
x: allow eXtended file names
m: no Message for query
p: distinguish full Path names
c: skip time-stamp Check
a: allow any Attributes of files
t: archive's Time-stamp option
h: select Header level (default = 1)
n: display No indicator a/o pathname
i: not Ignore lower case
l: display Long name with indicator
s: Skip by time is not reported
-: '@' and/or '-' as usual letters
$%ZIP%$
PKUNZIP  (R)  FAST!  Extract Utility
Copr. 1989-1993 PKWARE Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Usage:  PKUNZIP [options] zipfile [@list] [files...]

-c[m]             extract files to Console [with More]
-d                restore/create Directory structure
                  stored in .ZIP file
-e[c|d|e|n|p|r|s] Extract files.  Sort by [CRC | Date
                  | Extension | Name | Percentage
                  | Reverse | Size]
-f                Freshen files in destination directory
-j|J<h,r,s>       mask|don't mask <Hidden/System/RO>
                  files (def.=jhrs)
-n                extract only Newer files
-o                Overwrite previously existing files
-p[a/b][c][#]     extract to Printer [Asc mode,Bin mode,
                  Com port] [port #]
-q                Enable ANSI comments
-s[pwd]           Decrypt with password [If no pwd is
                  given, prompt for pwd]
-t                Test .ZIP file integrity
-v[b][r][m][t]    View .ZIP [Brief][Reverse][More]
                  [Technical] sort by [CRC|
  [c,d,e,n,o,p,s] Date|Extension|Name|natural Order|
                  Percentage|Size]
-x<filespec>      eXclude file(s) from extraction
-$                Restore volume label on dest. drive
-@listfile        Generate list file

Advanced options:

-3      Disable 32-bit instruction usage on 80386 or
        higher CPU's
-^      Echo the command line
-+      Disable Expanded Memory (EMS) usage
--      Disable UMB/HMA Memory (XMS) usage
-)      Disable 32 bit DPMI usage
$%GFB%$
GifBlast copyright (c) Isaac Dimitrovsky

  -D      Decompresses GFB files, producing GIF files.
  -R      Removes the old file when it's done
          (careful with this one). Will not remove the
          old file if any problem was detected.

Please note that the List and Test options does not have
function when using GifBlast.
$%LIM%$
LIMIT ver 1.2  Copyright [Feb 94]  J Y Lim

Usage: LIMIT command [options] archive[.LIM]
             [files] [@listfile] [#commentfile]

command:
   e[xtract] extract files in archive
   t[est]    test files in archive
   l[ist]    list files in archive
   i[nfo]    archive info

options: - or / prefix
  -x<files> exclude files
  -n        add/extract new files only
  -w[h|s]   include hidden/system files
  -d<dir>   add/extract directory
  -es       extract to screen
  -y        yes on all queries
$%ZOO%$
command line format:
  zoo {command}[options] archive files(s)

Commands:
 e  extract files
 x  extract files
    : - extract to current directory (ignore pathnames)
    . - make absolute pathnames relative to current
        directory (name /etc/hosts becomes ./etc/hosts)
    / - extract to subdirs, // create subdirs as needed -
        default (the sequence :/ may be used to use but
        not create subdirs)
    q - quiet
    d - extract deleted files, too. dd extract *only*
        deleted files
    N - extract to nowhere. Used to test the archive with
        xN or xNq
    p - extract for pipe to standard output. Use q to
        avoid header
    O - overwrite without asking
    S - overwrite superceded (newer) files

 l  list archive info
 L  list info for multiple archives
 v  list verbose file info and archive comment
 V  list verbose file info, archive and file comments
    v - verbose (same as v command, used with L for
         multiple files
    V - verbose with file comments
    C - show CRC
    a - show archive name in file listing (useful with L)
    d - show deleted files
    q - quiet, shows only file info, no comments or
        headers
    f - fast, lists only filename, no pathname, multiple
        columns
    1 - one column output (for the f option)
$%HAP%$
Hamarsoft (R) Pah TM 3.00
Copyright (C) 1992 By Harald Feldmann.

Syntax: PAH <cmd: e,d,l> <Hap archive> <filespec>
$%SQZ%$
SQZ -- Squeeze It, Copyright J I Hammarberg
Syntax: sqz command /|-[options] arcspec
            [destination directory\|/] [file ...]
Commands:
 x: eXtract files from archive.
 e: Extract files w/o path.
 t: Test files in archive.
 p: Display files on standard output.
 v: Verbose listing of contents.
 l: List contents of archive.

Options:
 s|S:            Include subdirectories (store them also)
                 in search.
 p[0|1|2|3]      As given|Skip first directory|Full|Only
                 name.
 a[1|?|0][1|=|0] Only those w/ archive high|don't care|
                 low. Set afterwards|Let it be|Reset.
 o[0|1|2]        Overwrite if newer|always overwrite|ask
                 first.
 xfilename.ext   Skip filename.ext, wildcards allowed.
 c.ext.ext       Copy file w/ .ext. Def.; .ARC.ARJ.LZH.
                 PAK.SQZ.ZIP.ZOO.
 q|Q[0..9]       Speed vs. compr. Speed increases with
                 higher number.
 m[0..4]         Method 0=copy, 1..4 squeeze, 4 are
                 default.
$%HPK%$
HPACK - The multi-system archiver
Copyright (c) Peter Gutmann 1989 - 1992.

Usage: HPACK command [options] archive [data files...]
             [@scriptfiles... ]

Valid HPACK commands are:
 X - Extract files
 V - Directory of files
 P - View files
 T - Test archive integrity

Valid HPACK options are:
 -K - Overwrite existing archive
 -T - Touch files on extraction
 -R - Recurse through subdirectories
 -D - Store directories recursed into
 -S - Stealth mode
 -A - Store/restore file attributes
 -I - Interactive mode
 -L - Add authentication information
 -W - Add archive comment
 -E - Add error recovery information
 -U - Unit compression mode
 -B<path>    - Specify base path
 -D<*>       - Directory options: see HPACK.DOC
 -V<F,D,S>   - View opts(File,Dirs,Sort)
 -Z<*>       - Sys-specific opts: see HPACK.DOC
 -O<N,A,S,P> - Overwrite options (None,All,Smart,Prompt)
$%ARC%$
PKXARC Archive Extract Utility
Copyright (c) 1986-1988 PKWARE Inc.

Usage: PKXARC [options] archive [d:path\] [file...]
Options are:
  -c[m] = extract to screen [with more]
  -e,-x = extract file(s) (default)
  -g<password> = decrypt with password
  -l = display software license
  -n = extract only newer files
  -p[a,b] = extract file(s) to printer
            [ascii mode,binary mode]
  -r = replace existing files
  -t = test archive integrity
  -v[v] = verbose list of archive(s) [made by]
archive = Archive file name, wildcards *,? ok.
          Default extension is .ARC
d:path\ = Output drive and/or path.
file    = Name(s) of files to extract. Wildcards *,? ok.
          Default is ALL files.
$%MD %$
MDCD File Compress/DeCompress Utility
Copyright (c) Mike Davenport

Usage:
 MDCD [dr] [d:][path]CompressFile[.ext(.md)]  [d:][path]
 MDCD [lf] [d:][path]CcompressFile[.ext(.md)]

Options:
 D = Decompress file(s) with pause if output file exists
 R = Decompress file(s) with automatic file overwrite
 L = list file(s) in compress file - show date & time
 F = list file(s) in compress file - show original
     file path
$%PAK%$
Pak 2.51 Copyright 1988-90 NoGate Consulting

Syntax for PAK is:
PAK <command> [/opt] [/opt..] <archive name>
    [file] [file...] [@response file]

Commands:
 E  Extract files from archive
 L  List files
 V  List files
 P  Display files
 T  Test files

Options:
 G     Garble with password
 R     with Remarks
 H     With archive header remark
 PATH  Use path to extract or list
 I     Include subdirectories
 WA    Write over Always
 WP    Prompt Write over
 WO    Write over Older
 WN    Never Write over
 L     Use last date in archive
 T     set Temporary path
 HEX   Print in hex format
 MORE  Pause after each page
 REN   Rename archive to .PAK
$%UC2%$
General: UC command [option(s)] archive-name [files]
(C) Copyright 1994, Ad Infinitum Programs

Commands:
---------
 E   EXTRACT files to/from archive.

 L V LIST/VERBOSE LIST contents of archive.

 T   fully TEST archive. When it is damaged, UC will ask
     if it needs to be repaired. In force mode (see
     options), UC will repair without asking.
     If an archive is repaired 100% this is reported. If
     the archive cannot be repaired 100%, the problems
     (such as which files are still damaged, etc.) are
     reported on screen and in the error-log file.

Options:
--------

 F FORCE mode. Using this mode, the program will work
   silently. Almost nothing will be asked during execution.
   In all cases where a question would be asked, the
   program acts as if 'yes' was answered. When not using
   this mode, the program will often ask what you want in
   case of doubt.

   when NOT in force mode
   ----------------------
      - UC will prompt you before overwriting files
      - UC will prompt you before creating directories
      - UC will optionally ask if hidden/system files
        should be processed
      - UC will optionally ask permission to convert
        archives
      - UC will optionally ask permission to show/play
        multimedia banners
      - UC will prompt you before repairing a damaged
        archive (T command)

   when in force mode
   ------------------
      - UC will overwrite files without asking
      - UC will create directories without asking
      - UC will add hidden/system files (unless
        the configuration does not allow that)
      - UC will always apply auto-conversion
      - UC will show/play multimedia banners (unless
        the configuration does not allow that)
      - UC will repair an archive immediately, if
        the T (test) command finds a problem

 ;n   extract/delete OLDER VERSION of file
      (See paragraph E.)
$%DWC%$
DWC - Archive utility
(C) Copyright 1986,87,88 by Dean W. Cooper

DWC <command>[[option]...][g<passwd>]
    <archive>[/s]  [<file>[/s] ...]

Commands:
  a  Add files to archive
  m  Move files to archive
  u  Update files to archive
  f  Freshen files to archive
  d  Delete files in archive
e,x  Extract files from archive
  p  Extract to standard output
  l  List files in the archive
  v  Verbose list of files
  t  Test integrity of files
  c  Convert files in archive
  h  Name header file of archive
i,k  Edit comment field of files
  =  Make date equal newest file
 /s  Extend wildcard expansion to all sub-directories

Options:
 <digits> Max number of entries in directory
  s  Suppress compression of file
  b  Retain backup copy of archive
  n  Suppress normal display messages
w,!  Suppress (w)arnings, or all (!) messages
  q  Query on each add or extract
  o  Only extract files with newer dates
  i  Inquire comment field on each add
z,y  Optimize for size (z), or speed (y)
  =  Make archive date equal newest file
  j  Merge archives on add
  r  Record directory on add, use on extract
  g  Encrypt on add, decrypt on extract
  -  Negate the following option
$%HYP%$
Hyper - Pack Utility 2.5
Copyright (c) 1989,1990 P. Sawatzki and K.P. Nischke

Usage: Hyper [options] Hyperfile [files...] [options]

Options are:
  -a = add files
  -m = move files
  -x[o] = extract files [overwrite]
  -v = view files
  -d = delete files
  -r = recurse subdirs
  -p = store pathnames recursed into
  -f = freshen files in archive
  -u = update files in archive
$%AIN%$
AIN 2.2  Copyright (c) 1993-94  Transas Marine (UK) Ltd.

Usage:

AIN <command> [{/|-}<switch>...] <archive name>[.AIN]
    [<base directory name>\] [@<list name>|<wild name>...]

     <Commands>

e: Extract files from archive
l: List of contents of archive
t: Test integrity of archive
v: Verbosely list contents of archive
x: eXtract files with full pathname

     <Switches>

-: disables switch char
.: suppress screen messages
h or ?: Help
g: Garble archive with password
   g<password>[=<new password>]
   gJohn - garble with password "John"
   g?[=?] - enter password from keyboard
o: Output directory (with a, f, m, u, y commands)
   oa:\ - place the archive updated into directory a:\
p: match using full Pathnames (with e, l, v, x)
p1: match Pathname with subdirectories
w: assign Work directory
   wd:\tmp - place temporary files into d:\tmp directory
x: eXclude files from processing
   x{@<list name>|<wild name>}
   x*.exe: exclude *.exe files
   x@list.txt: exclude files listed in file list.txt
y: reply Yes to the program request
   yo: overwrite existing file
   yf: proceed to next fragment
   y:  reply Yes to all requests
$%RAR%$
RAR 1.52 (c) 1993-94 Eugene Roshal
Shareware version

Usage:     RAR <command> -<switches> <archive>
               <@listfiles...> <files...>

<Commands>

  x    Extract files with full path
  e    Extract files to current directory
  v    Verbosely list contents of archive
  l    List contents of archive
  p    Print file to stdout
  t    Test archive files

<Switches>

  y    Assume Yes on all queries
  o+   Overwrite existing files
  o-   Don't overwrite existing files
  bw   Black & white mode
  col  Color mode
  std  Stdout mode
  c-   Disable comments show
  ed   Don't add empty directories
  ep   Exclude paths from names
  ep1  Exclude base dir from names
  cfg- Disable read configuration

  x<file>       Exclude specified file
  x@<list>      Exclude files in specified list file
  p<password>   Set password
  w<path>       Assign work directory
  e<s,h,a,r>    Set file exclude attributes
$%PUT%$

     Sorry, the is currently no help for this toppic.
$%VIR%$

Here you can enter up to 3 virus-scanners.

Under the 'virus-scanner' field you enter the full
path to the virus-scanner or only the name if the
virus-scanner is in the path. Under the 'Options'
field you enter the options you want to pass to the
virus-scanner.

An example:

  Virus-scanner 1 : F-PROT.EXE
        Options 1 : /nomem /noboot

