Copyright: (c) 2001 by Jaroslav Bucek
Citation: (c) 2001 by Jaroslav Bucek


Contact

We can now offer you only Internet contact with Wiagra author or support for program.

You can visit Wiagra home page on:

http://www.wiagra.net

Register your copy on:

http://www.wiagra.net/registration

or

Use e-mail to contact us:

wiagra@wiagra.net

All registered users can use our support e-mail:

support@wiagra.net

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Plans

Formats	- we would like to add more and more supported input and output formats. Please send as your comments and requests for new supported formats you would like find in Wiagra soon, on e-mail wiagra@wiagra.net. Thanks for all.

Help	- we will improve this help file for find more information directly

Bugs	- we hope for no bugs in program now. But we suppose there is something. We would like to get message from you about all bugs you will find in. We will repair all known bugs as soon as possible.

Distribution	- we would like improve all our distribution ways. We will offer you some new register and payment method soon. Such as register by mail or fax, and payment with check, by postal or cash.

Support	- we plan open 24 hours hotline. There will be a person on phone, who will answer any question from any registered user.

Please, be sure we are working intensively.

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Wiagra introduction
Wiagra introduction and apologies

Wiagra is a format converter for 32-bit Windows (tm) operating system. It is able to convert many common file formats using Wiagra. Each format is including into a separate category. These categories are called groups.

Use wiagra@wiagra.net e-mail for getting more help about registration, or some other info about Wiagra program.

You can visit Wiagra's home page at http://www.wiagra.net, where from you can download latest Wiagra version, or some new information about program.

For register and more information about it visit url http://www.wiagra.net/registration. Here you can find information about great

We offer support and detail help for registered users at support@wiagra.net

This help and Wiagra author's apologies:

1. Sorry for my bad English. Be sure, I'm learning anytime it is possible.

2. Sorry for very small help file, too. I've been spending almost too of my leisure time to work at and improve Wiagra program, and the help I'm writing at last minute. Please, be sure, that it will be better in nearest new version of Wiagra

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All supported groups

Each group contains a few supported file formats.

Wiagra supports next listed groups now:

Graphic group

Audio group

Video group

Archive group

Text group

Database group

Each group represents its button with icon, as you can see below.

Use All button (at right) to display all files added to conversion area. You are not able start convert (extract) while there is not selected one of group listed upwards.

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Graphic group

There are a lot of formats supported by Wiagra in the graphic group

Input formats:

Format	Extensions

Alias / Wavefront images	(*.rla; *.rpf)

AutoDesk images	(*.cel; *.pic)

Bayer Image	(*.bay)

Dr. Halo images	(*.cut)

Encapsulated Postscript images	(*.eps)

Graphics Interchange Format	(*.gif; *.giff)

Joint Photographic Expert Group	(*.jif; *.jfif; *.jpe; *.jpeg; *.jpg)

Kodak Photo-CD images	(*.pcd)

Paintshop Pro images	(*.psp)

Photoshop images	(*.pdd; *.psd)

Portable map images	(*.pbm; *.pgm; *.pnm; *.ppm)

Portable network graphic images	(*.png)

SGI images	(*.bw; *.rgb; *.rgba; *.sgi)

Sun Raster Image, 8/24/32 bit	(*.ras; *.sun)

Tagged image file format images	(*.fax; *.tif; *.tiff)

Truevision images	(*.icb; *.tga; *.vda; *.vst; *.win)

Windows bitmaps	(*.bmp; *.dib; *.rle)

Windows icons	(*.ico)

Windows metafiles	(*.emf; *.wmf)

XPM X-Pixmap	(*.xpm)

ZSoft Paintbrush images	(*.pcc; *.pcx; *.scr)

Output formats:

Format	Extensions

Joint Photographic Expert Group	(*.jpeg; *.jpg)

Tagged image file format images	(*.tif; *.tiff)

Truevision images	(*.tga)

Windows bitmaps	(*.bmp)

Windows icons	(*.ico)

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Audio group

There are a few of common formats supported by Wiagra in the audio group.

Input formats:

Format	Extensions

MPEG Audio Layer I/II/III	(*.mp3)

Windows Wave Sound	(*.wav)

Audio CD tracks	(*.cda)

Note: (*.cda) – audio CD tracks - will be rip from audio CD by using Wiagra.

Output formats:

Format	Extensions

MPEG Audio Layer I/II/III	(*.mp3)

Windows Wave Sound	(*.wav)

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Video group

There are a few of common video formats supported by Wiagra.

Input formats:

Format	Extensions

Alias / Wavefront images	(*.rla; *.rpf)

AutoDesk FLIC/FLIC-Pro, 8bit	(*.fli; *.flc)

AutoDesk images	(*.cel; *.pic)

Bayer Image	(*.bay)

Graphics Interchange Format	(*.gif; *.giff)

High quality Audio Video	(*.hav)

Joint Photographic Expert Group	(*.jif; *.jfif; *.jpe; *.jpeg; *.jpg)

Moving Pictures Expert Group, MPEG-1/2	(*.mpg; *.mpeg; *.mpe; *.m1v; *.m2v)

Portable map images	(*.pgm; *.pnm; *.ppm)

Portable network graphic images	(*.png)

SGI images	(*.bw; *.rgb; *.rgba; *.sgi)

Sun Raster Image, 8/24/32 bit	(*.ras; *.sun)

Tagged image file format images	(*.tif; *.tiff)

Truevision images	(*.tga)

Windows Audio Video Interleaved	(*.avi)

Windows bitmaps	(*.bmp; *.dib; *.rle)

XPM X-Pixmap	(*.xpm)

ZSoft Paintbrush images	(*.pcx)

Output formats:

Format	Extensions

AutoDesk FLIC/FLIC-Pro, 8bit	(*.fli; *.flc)

High quality Audio Video	(*.hav)

Moving Pictures Expert Group, MPEG-1/2	(*.mpg; *.mpeg; *.mpe; *.m1v; *.m2v)

Windows Audio Video Interleaved	(*.avi)

Note: In some next version of Wiagra, there will be ability to create output video files with including input audio file. But, if some input video file has audio track, the output file will not be lose it.

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Archive group

There are only really most used formats in this group now.

Input formats:

Format	Extensions

RAR Archive file format	(*.rar)

ZIP Archive file format	(*.zip)

Self Extracting ZIP Archive	(*.exe)

Output formats:

Format	Extensions

RAR Archive file format	(*.rar)

ZIP Archive file format	(*.zip)

There is an extract archive option in output archive options too. It means that Wiagra is able to extract whole or part of input archives into the selected output directory.

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Text group

There are only two text formats supported by Wiagra now. But there are a lot of new formats in the world, what we want to support in future. Please, see our plan.

Input formats:

Format	Extensions

Text files	(*.txt)

Rich text format	(*.rtf)

Output formats:

Format	Extensions

Text files	(*.txt)

Rich text format	(*.rtf)

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Database group

There is only one input database file format supported by Wiagra now. But there are a lot of new formats in the world, what we want to support in future. Please, see our plan.

Input formats:

Format	Extensions

DBase files	(*.dbf)

Output formats:

Format	Extensions

Hyper Text Meta Language format	(*.html)

Text files	(*.txt)

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Start Wiagra
Way of start Wiagra

There are 5 imported ways of start Wiagra and convert files:

1. Click (or double click) on icon, which represents program Wiagra (icon is mostly located in Start/Programs menu).

2. Click (or double click) on file, whose format is supported by Wiagra. Format (extension) of this file must be associated with Wiagra. (See >Tools, Options, and Associations< Wiagra menu, for current associated formats).

3. Right click on file, whose format is supported by Wiagra. Format (extension) of this file needs not to be associated with Wiagra. Go to "Wiagra..." submenu and choose output format (click on it) will start Wiagra automatically. Output file will be saved into the directory where input file is located. If you want to change default output directory, or if you want to run conversion automatically, see >Tools, Options, and Explorer< Wiagra menu, for change current settings.

4. Run Wiagra from command line using one parameter. If you run Wiagra from command line with one parameter, the program will start in main window and this file will be automatically added to the conversion area. You are still able to add some other file(s) to the conversion area.

5. Run Wiagra from command line using two or more parameters. In this case Wiagra will start with dialog window, where you are not able to add next files at a time for conversion. First parameters represent input files and last parameter represents one output file. Please, see Convert file - using Explorer menu or command line with parameters topic for get more informations on this.

NOTE: There are more ways of start Wiagra, but I do not think, that they could be as important as these five are.

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Convert file - using Wiagra main window

NOTE: During work with program see status bar. There are shown help messages.

1. Select source file(s)

Move into directory, where input file(s) are located. Select a file you want to convert (simply click on it with your mouse or move to it with the cursor keys). If you want to select more than one file at a time, press "Ctrl" or "Shift" key and select another file.

2. Add file(s) to the conversion area

a) Add selected file(s) to the conversion area

To add selected file(s), just click on "One to convert" button or press "Insert" key

b) Add all files from selected directory to the conversion area

To do this, just click on "All to convert" button or press "Ctrl + Insert" key

3. Select one of supported group

Click on a group button that represents one of supported group of formats. This will filter items in the conversion area with items contained in selected group. Every button has its icon and is displayed below conversion area.

4. Select output format - extension

Click on an output extension button. The extension buttons are displayed below group buttons. A text on these buttons represents output file extension.

5. Change setting for output files (optional)

a) Change output setting for selected format

Click on a Out sets button or press "F12" key to view "Output setting" window. In this window you can change setting for all output files.

See also:

Graphic setting - JPEG setting - MP3 setting - ICO setting - GIF setting - Video setting - EXE setting - Extract setting - Default output directory

b) Change output files names

Click on a Mask button or press "F11" key to view "Output mask setting" window. In this window you can change names of all output files. You can insert number into every converted file name by include "#" (number sign) at any position.

6. Change position of items in conversion area - used in Video group (optional)

This is very important for reorganize sequence of input files in one output video file.

You can change sequence of files by click on an arrow button. Buttons are located at right side of conversion area.

Please, see example for this

7. Start convert / Start extract

Just click on a Start button.

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Convert file - using Explorer menu or command line with parameters

If you start Wiagra from Explorer menu or command line using parameters, you can change only a few output settings. You can change output setting for selected format and output directory.

Click on Start button to start convert or extract.

Two examples, how to start Wiagra's conversion from command line:

Using two parameters:

WIAGRA.EXE C:\Documets\OldImg.tiff D:\NewDocs\NewImg.bmp

Previous command will convert "TIFF" file, named "OldImg" and located in directory "Documents" on disk "C" to "BMP" file, named "NewImg" and located in directory "NewDocs" on disk "D"

Using three or more parameters:

WIAGRA.EXE C:\Docs\OldImg.tiff C:\Video\OldVid.mpg D:\New\NewVideo.avi

This command will create "AVI" file, named "NewVideo" and located in directory "New" on disk "D" from two files. The first file "OldImg.tiff" will be included first into "NewVideo" file, and then Wiagra include the second file named "OldVid.mpg". If "OldVid.mpg" file contain audio track, then new output file will be contain it too.

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Conversion example

In this screen capture of conversion area, you can see three added files supported included in video group.

1. Baby.jpeg - this graphic file was added from "c:\Images" directory. Its check box is marked, so this file will be added to output file. Its repeat value was set to value 2 using repeat value edit box (right of conversion area). It means, that Wiagra will insert this file two times into output file.

2. MyPhoto.jpeg - this file's check box is not marked, so this file will not be added to output file. (In any other group the file will not be converted by unmarked)

3. Birthday99.mpeg - this video file will be added one time into output file.

You can change files order by click on some arrow (right of conversion area). The order will appear in output file.

There was Video group selected by Video group button click in example, so we can see video output extensions (formats).

Start button is enable because AVI output extension was selected.

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Register
How to Register

Thank you very much for your interest! This program is shareware. A personal license costs US $23 (twenty-three). Buying more than one license could be economically for you, your company or institute.

If you register, you will receive the registration file (known as key file) via Internet e-mail (this is quick way for getting file). Plus you will receive this file on a 3 1/2" floppy disk by mail together with program license. You can receive latest version of Wiagra together with key file too, but now only via Internet e-mail. Next version of Wiagra will be distribute on CD.

For registration and getting more help and information about it, please visit our registration page on http://www.wiagra.net/registration.

Please, be sure that our registration service uses a secure connection over the Internet for credit card orders.

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Whole screen (window) capture

Here you can see whole window preview of Wiagra. There are a few files added into conversion area and you can see a group buttons too.

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Dir tree - input and output directory

With a dir tree you are able to browse directories and disks in your computer. You have to browse to source directory, add some files by using input files browser, and before starting conversion you should browse to output directory, where Wiagra will save your output files.

Output directory from dir tree is not accepted in case, when "Use default output directory" option is selected in Tools\Options... menu.

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Input files

This is very important part of Wiagra window. Here you are able to select all input files, which you want to convert. To select files, simply click on them with your mouse or move to them with the cursor keys. You have to add selected files to the conversion area, after select them.

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Add/Remove buttons
Add/Remove file(s) to/from conversion area

It's necessary to add some file(s) to the conversion area to allow for start conversion. You can also remove some file(s) from the conversion area after conversion finish. For Add or Remove files, follow instructions below, please.

ADD

To add selected file(s) to conversion area just click on "One to convert" button (shown below), or press "Insert" key. You can use "Drag and Drop" method too.

If you want to add all files from directory displayed in input files part, you can click on "All to convert" button, or press "Ctrl + Insert" keys.

NOTE: It is possible to add some files directly from other application using "Drag and Drop" method.

REMOVE

To remove selected file from conversion area just click on "One from convert" button (shown below), or press "Delete" key

(note: files will NOT be deleted from computer, but they will be only removed from the conversion area).

If you want to remove all files from selected group, just click on "All from convert" button, or press "Ctrl + Delete" keys.

If there is no files to remove in conversion area, the "All from convert" button will be disable. The "One from convert" button will be disable, when there is no selected item in conversion area.

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Conversion area

The most imported part of Wiagra window. Here you can see and manage each ready to conversion file and some of its properties.

Describing all displayed columns, from left to right:

 (File name column)

Wholly left of this column, you can see check box, which detect if this file will or will not be converted.

There is a system icon displayed alongside the check box.

Right of these icons is origin file name displayed.

(Group column)

Icon and title of group, where the input file's format is contain in.

(Directory column)

The path to input file is shown here.

(Type column)

The type of file is information from system.

(Repeat) – displayed when video group is selected

You can change number of repeats for focused file in conversion area by changing value in repeat value edit box (right of conversion area). This change will appear in output video file, where Wiagra insert current input file X-times. The X is taken from this (repeat) column. See conversion example.

All item properties shown in columns are read-only, except check boxes in file name column and values in repeat column. It means, that you cannot edit or change any other item property by typing or by another action.

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Command panel

There are only three buttons on command panel, but very imported.

The first button on the command panel is Start

You have to click here to start conversion or archive extraction.

see Conversion example

The second button is Mask

Click here or press "F11" key to show separated output mask window. In this window you can set mask for all output files. It means, that you can add numbers to file names, which will be automatic calculate. Numbers will be inserted at position, where # sign in file mask is put.

see Output file mask

Out sets button is last viewed button on command panel

Click here or press "F12" key to show separated output settings window. In this window you can change output setting for selected output format. Changes will store automatically until you will not make any other change here or program will not close. This mean, that you can close this window after changes are done to display whole main window.

see also: Graphic setting - JPEG setting - MP3 setting - ICO setting - GIF setting - Video setting - EXE setting - Extract setting - Default output directory

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Keyboard layout

Key	Action

F1	Show help

F5	Refresh

F9	Start conversion or extraction

F11	Show Mask setting window - change output file names here

F12	Show Output setting window - change output files settings here

ENTER	In Input files - change directory if visible / run program

ENTER	In Conversion area - go in and list selected archive

Insert	Add selected file(s) to conversion area

Ctrl + Insert	Add all files from selected directory to conversion area

Delete	!!! In Input files !!! - Delete selected files from input files, and put them into system trash if enable (or just delete it)

Delete	In Conversion area - Remove selected file from conversion area

Ctrl + Delete	Remove all files from conversion area

Ctrl + Up Arrow	Move selected item up

Ctrl + Home	Move selected item top

Ctrl + Down Arrow	Move selected item down

Ctrl + End	Move selected item bottom

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Main program
Main program options

options\Main program

You can change some options for main program here.

Main setting

Allow only 1 copy of Wiagra at a time - it is not possible to run Wiagra, while Wiagra is running already. When program is running with one parameter then first opened copy of program will take this parameter.

Move icon to system tray when minimized - if you mark this option, program will be move to system tray (right bottom on screen mostly) when minimized.

Show hidden/system files - all hidden and system files will be shown in input files window

Save options after exit Wiagra

Save window position - all parts positions of Wiagra will be saved, when you close program.

Save setting - program will save all setting, (e.g. Command panel visible, Directory visible, etc.)

Directory in input window - your last opened directory will be open again when you start program next time

see also: Conversion options - OutSets setting - Explorer - Associations - Languages

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Conversion options

options\Conversion options

Change preferences before, during and after conversion. These options are ignored when program starts from Explorer menu or from command line.

Get confirmation before overwriting files - program ask you before overwriting existing file

Clear all files from sel files after conversion - program delete all items from conversion area after conversion - original file will NOT be deleted

Clear converted file from sel files - program delete all converted files from conversion area after conversion - original file will NOT be deleted

Show log messages - open separated window and show status messages during conversion

Auto close log messages window after convert - if "Show log messages" option is ON, then log messages window will be close automatically

Auto save log messages to LOG file - save all status messages to wiagra.log file. This option is independed on "Show log messages" option

Auto close Wiagra after convert - close program automatically after conversion

Default output directory

see also: Main program - OutSets setting - Explorer - Associations - Languages

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OutSets setting

options\OutSets setting

You can change default preferences for each output format. If you change some setting here, changes will be taken as default before starting conversion.

see also: Main program - Conversion options - Explorer - Associations - Languages

or

Graphic setting - JPEG setting - MP3 setting - ICO setting - GIF setting - Video setting - EXE setting - Extract setting - Default output directory

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Explorer

options\Explorer menu

Change preferences before, during and after conversion when program is starts from explorer menu or from command line with more than one parameter. These options are ignored when program starts in main window - see Conversion options

Auto start convert after start from explorer menu - program will start conversion directly it is opened

Get confirmation before overwriting files - program ask you before overwriting existing file

Show log messages - open separated window and show status messages during conversion

Auto close log messages window after convert - if "Show log messages" option is ON, then log messages window will be close automatically

Auto save log messages to LOG file - save all status messages to wiagra.log file. This option is independed on "Show log messages" option

Auto close dialog after convert - close program automatically after conversion

Default output directory

see also: Main program - Conversion options - OutSets setting - Associations - Languages

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Associations

options\Associations

Here you can set association to any supported file extension with Wiagra.

If you set mark to any file extension (format) shown in list, then all files of this extension will be associated with Wiagra and you will be able to open Wiagra by click on associated file.

Unmark file extension in future will set association back to last associated program.

Click Mark without assoc to select all non associated files.

see also: Main program - Conversion options - OutSets setting - Explorer - Languages

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Languages

options\Languages

Select language for Wiagra.

Just select an item with language.

Only two languages are supported in version 1.0, but we hope it will be increase in future.

see also: Main program - Conversion options - OutSets setting - Explorer - Associations

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Graphic setting

You can set all output graphic size here. Set new output size in pixel will change each graphic file size to X and Y in pixels.

If Increase less option is ON, each input image smaller than output image will be increase to set values.

Stretch both sizes stretch each X and Y file size sets values.

Example 1:

Input image size = 320 x 100 pixels

Output values: X = 640; Y = 480

a)

Increase less = ON

Stretch both sizes = ON

Output image size = 640 x 480 pixels

b)

Increase less = ON

Stretch both sizes = OFF

Output image size = 640 x 200 pixels

c)

Increase less = OFF

Stretch both sizes = ON

Output image size =320 x 100 pixels

d)

Increase less = OFF

Stretch both sizes = OFF

Output image size =320 x 100 pixels

Example 2:

Input image size = 1280 x 1000 pixels

Output values: X = 640; Y = 480

Increase less - it doesn't  matter, because output is smaller then input

a)

Stretch both sizes = ON

Output image size = 640 x 480 pixels

b)

Stretch both sizes = OFF

Output image size = 640 x 500 pixels

Example 3:

Input image size = 1100 x 1000 pixels

in = percent

Output values: X = 50; Y = 50

Output image size = 550 x 500 pixels

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JPEG setting

Set Progressive if needed.

Compression quality sets a quality of output image and its size.

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MP3 setting

If output file sample is quickly than original is, try to set Sample rate on lower value, please.

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ICO setting

Set output icon (image) size here.

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GIF setting

Whole frame(s) option save every frame to separately image as you can see it in original.

Saved frame(s) option save every frame to separately image as it is saved in original.

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Video setting

Out size in pixels - sets output video X and Y sizes in pixels

Frame rate - sets the rate of each frame in output video file

Output file name - VERY IMPOTANT OPTION - only here you can set output video file name (Default is Wiagra)

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EXE setting

Startup message

Here you can specifiy the type of the message box:

- Confirmation: the messagebox shows the buttons 'Yes' and 'No'. if the User presses 'No', self file extraction will stop

- Information: the messagebox shows the buttons 'OK' and 'Cancel'. if the User presses 'Cancel', self file extraction will stop

- Standard: the messagebox shows an 'OK' button. The User cannot cancel starting the self file extraction application

You can also enter a message to show before starting that will be displayed before the main extraction dialog

Command line to execute after extraction

Special Command Line Symbols:

A pipe symbol '|' separates the program name from the argument list.

Two Arrows '><' will be replaced by the actual extract directory'.

The following example runs notepad to display readme.txt in extract directory:

notepad|><readme.txt

You can also install .inf scripts, even with support for different sections depending on the operating system

"><setup.inf" will run the [DefaultInstall] section of "EXTRACTPATH\setup.inf".

"><setup.inf|.ntx86" will run the [DefaultInstall] section if the User's OS is Win95/98, but [DefaultInstall.ntx86] section if it's Windows NT.

Default extract path

Default Extract Directory on User's Computer (if '><' then the windows temporary directory will be used).

The path can also be read from the user's registry by typing a registry key (some sample directory describing values can be found in the combobox items below).

Also creating subfolders in these registry-read pathes is possible by entering a pipe ('|') and then the name of the new sub directory after the registry key.

Icon

If you want to specify a different icon for the Self Extracting Archive, you may select it here.

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Extract setting

Expand directories - directories from archive will be extract directly with files

Overwrite existing - allow overwrite existing files during extraction?

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Default output directory

ALL output files will be saved directly to this directory, when Use default ouput directory is selected.

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Output file mask

Here you can change all output file's names, before conversion starts. You can use * ? # symbols in file name. Set Insert numbers ON for add number to each file name. You can select From and Step to change start number and step for it.

Example:

Input file's names:

abc.bmp

image54.bmp

test.jpg

Output format - tiff

a)

Output mask - Output#

Insert numbers - ON

From - 21

Step - 1

output file's names:

Output21.tiff

Output22.tiff

Output23.tiff

b)

Output mask - Out#

Insert numbers - ON

From - 21

Step - 3

output file's names:

Out21.tiff

Out24.tiff

Out27.tiff

c)

Output mask - ???#

Insert numbers - ON

From - 2

Step - 2

output file's names:

abc2.tiff

ima4.tiff

tes6.tiff

d)

Output mask - *

Insert numbers - OFF

From -

Step -

output file's names:

abc.tiff

image54.tiff

test.tiff

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