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Bob Brown
In Windows 9x one could use the extract.exe file to extract CAB files. Is
there a similar utility in XP?
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there a similar utility in XP?
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PaulM
Yes.
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PaulM
What is what called??? What?
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Bruce Chambers
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expand source [/F:filespec}] [destination] [/d] [/y]
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Alex Nichol
Bob said:In Windows 9x one could use the extract.exe file to extract CAB files. Is
there a similar utility in XP?
In XP you can open any Microsoft .cab file as if it were a folder to see
the content; double click an item to set up extracting it.
This may not apply to .cab files in other formats from third parties -
but then the Win9x extract would not work either
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Bob Brown
Thanks Bruce, I thought there were some folks in here that were more mature
than PM....
Expand will work just fine from the command line --where I need it.
Thanks again!
BB
than PM....
Expand will work just fine from the command line --where I need it.
Thanks again!
BB
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Bob Brown said:In Windows 9x one could use the extract.exe file to extract CAB files. Is
there a similar utility in XP?
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