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Daniel
Archivers for OS 4.1 - nice GUI needed ;-)
Posted on: 2010/8/4 15:42    #1
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Can anyone recommend a good archiver GUI for OS 4.1?

I need to make zip archives of photos. Have installed zip (latest from OS4depot) into C: and currently experimenting with Cranu. Find that files in the .zips made by Cranu are read protected. Anyone know where I might be going wrong or suggest an alternative archiver?

Thanks.
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gurus2000
Re: Archivers for OS 4.1 - nice GUI needed ;-)
Posted on: 2010/8/4 15:52    #2
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AmiArc from Alinea! It's freeware!

http://software.alinea-computer.de/seiten/freeware_anwendungen.php
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Re: Archivers for OS 4.1 - nice GUI needed ;-)
Posted on: 2010/8/4 16:05    #3
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(edit)Nevermind. It helps if I actually read the OP.
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Re: Archivers for OS 4.1 - nice GUI needed ;-)
Posted on: 2010/8/4 18:04    #4
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@Daniel

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Find that files in the .zips made by Cranu are read protected.


That's a problem with the "zip" tool, not Cranu.

Solution is to use the 68k version. I think this is the latest: http://aminet.net/package/util/arc/Zip
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Re: Archivers for OS 4.1 - nice GUI needed ;-)
Posted on: 2010/8/4 18:48    #5
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A new AmiArc version will coming soon with rar and tar support.
The product site in english:
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Daniel
Re: Archivers for OS 4.1 - nice GUI needed ;-)
Posted on: 2010/8/4 22:20    #6
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Did wonder if it might be down to zip rather than Cranu, 68k version works fine as you said. Shame about the bug in the OS4 version.
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Daniel
Re: Archivers for OS 4.1 - nice GUI needed ;-)
Posted on: 2010/8/4 22:23    #7
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@gurus2000

Will definately try AmiArc out, looks good from website, shame it's not on OS4depot as probably would have found it straight away then.

Thanks for the tips.
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xeron
Re: Archivers for OS 4.1 - nice GUI needed ;-)
Posted on: 2010/8/5 10:35    #8
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BTW, if Cranu doesn't do something you want it to, just drop me an email at pete _at_ petergordon _dot_ org _dot_ uk.
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Re: Archivers for OS 4.1 - nice GUI needed ;-)
Posted on: 2010/8/5 11:13    #9
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A GUI tool who support multi-rar.
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Daniel
Re: Archivers for OS 4.1 - nice GUI needed ;-)
Posted on: 2010/8/5 11:54    #10
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Going to stick with Cranu as it is working everytime since installing 68k Zip.

I struggling to do anything useful with AmiArc, like the idea of a docky you can just drop files on to pack but doesn't seem to be working here.
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xeron
Re: Archivers for OS 4.1 - nice GUI needed ;-)
Posted on: 2010/8/5 11:56    #11
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If you put Cranu in the Dock, you should be able to drag icons to the Cranu icon. I *think* thats the case, but i can't remember 100%.

It should definately work if you drag icons the Cranu icon in workbench.

Edit: Ahh, I just tried dragging files to the Cranu icon in AmiDock, and it launched a seperate instance of Cranu for each file! Strange.
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Re: Archivers for OS 4.1 - nice GUI needed ;-)
Posted on: 2010/8/5 11:57    #12
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Hmm.. you could create a multi-rar profile for Cranu right now...
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Re: Archivers for OS 4.1 - nice GUI needed ;-)
Posted on: 2010/8/5 12:13    #13
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@xeron

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xeron wrote:
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If you put Cranu in the Dock, you should be able to drag icons to the Cranu icon. I *think* thats the case, but i can't remember 100%.

It should definately work if you drag icons the Cranu icon in workbench.

Edit: Ahh, I just tried dragging files to the Cranu icon in AmiDock, and it launched a seperate instance of Cranu for each file! Strange.


Works fine if you drop a drawer on, but as you say if you select a bunch of files in a drawer and drop on it opens a new instance for every file.

AmiArc seems to be working for me now, but it's docky icon only seems to handle drawers, doesn't do anything when given a selection of files.
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Re: Archivers for OS 4.1 - nice GUI needed ;-)
Posted on: 2010/8/5 15:41    #14
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@Daniel

Another option is the old and reliable 68k program peperoni from aminet, works fine on os4. it just gives two positionable appicons on workbench, one for packing, one for unpacking.

One thing peperoni does that cranu doesn't (yet) is include the drawer itself if you drop one on the gui, just it's contents are added.

Edit: typos <sigh>
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Re: Archivers for OS 4.1 - nice GUI needed ;-)
Posted on: 2010/8/5 15:53    #15
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In cranu:

* Drop drawer on Cranu (or its icon)
* Hit the "<" button to tell it you want the archive the files from one level higher
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Re: Archivers for OS 4.1 - nice GUI needed ;-)
Posted on: 2010/8/5 15:59    #16
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@xeron

yep, I've been using that (when I remember). but it still doesn't include the drawers icon if it has one.
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xeron
Re: Archivers for OS 4.1 - nice GUI needed ;-)
Posted on: 2010/8/5 16:00    #17
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@Severin

Hmm.. maybe i should change the default action of Cranu such that if you drag a drawer on it, and the drawer has an associated icon, it'll default to including the icon in the archive.
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Daniel
Re: Archivers for OS 4.1 - nice GUI needed ;-)
Posted on: 2010/8/5 17:59    #18
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@xeron

That would be useful, but would this result in a folder if unpacked on Windows?
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xeron
Re: Archivers for OS 4.1 - nice GUI needed ;-)
Posted on: 2010/8/5 19:37    #19
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Of course.
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Re: Archivers for OS 4.1 - nice GUI needed ;-)
Posted on: 2010/8/5 23:33    #20
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@xeron

I think it would make sense. If a drawer of photos went in as a drawer seems logical it should unpack as a drawer of files from the archive to, rather than just the files. Would be useful in that it would save creating/naming new folder for photos after unpacking.
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