Extract Syntax

extract cabinet [filename ...] [/a] [{/d | /e}] [/l dir] [/y]

- or -

extract source {[newname] | destination /c} [/y]

Where:

cabinet: is the name of a cabinet file (containing two or more files).
filename: is the name of the file to extract from the cabinet. Wildcard characters and multiple file names (separated by blanks) may be used.
source: is the name of a compressed file (a cabinet with only one file).
newname: is a new file name to give the file extracted from source. If not supplied, the original name is used.
destination: is the path to which to copy source. If not supplied, the original name is used. Used only with the /c switch.
/a: processes all cabinets. Follows cabinet chain starting in first cabinet mentioned.
/c: copies the source file to the path destination (can be used for copying from DMF disks).
/d: displays the directory of the cabinet file (use with the cabinet file name to avoid extracting the files).
/e: extracts all files from cabinet (use instead of *.* to extract all files).
/l dir: extracts files to the location dir (default is current directory).
/y: does not prompt before overwriting an existing file.