XnView Software

I see some dlls in AddOn folder, but it still can't directly read files in archives.
Do I miss anything?
Or is this function not yet implemented?

V 1.90 A2

Hi !

• This works here -at least I tested RAR and ZIP prior-
- However, the TXT files are not shown inside the thumb-nails : There are empty white areas… But the text is displayed in the Preview and the default editor.
- *.CAB doesn't seem to work, but there are two kinds of CABs, I ought test more…
- *.ARJ doesn't work, nothing displayed… Not planned, there is not any DLL…
- *.ACE works at display, but for text-files, we have a crash in the <UNACEV2.DLL>,
while the default text editor is opened alright.
- Strange, because Total Commander uses exactly the same DLL,
and all works fine when editing text-files from an *.ACE archive…

KR
CXlaude
Clo

Clo wrote: Hi !

• This works here -at least I tested RAR and ZIP prior.

So, it should work now?
I can't try it out. Does anybody know why?

I choose to show archives in thumbnail mode.
When I double-click the archive, nothing happens.

Im using XnView 1.90 alpha 2 and have tryed to open 3 types of archives (zip, 7z, and cab) created with TUGZip and 7-Zip and only the cab are showed well. The 7z are only show the first 2 thumbnails correctly and after repetly the second tumbnail to other.. For zip only show like text files..

See my screenshot:

Cab


7z


Zip


Read files from archves is a good feature.. But need more work to be stable..

Cya

Freeware-User wrote: Read files from archves is a good feature.. But need more work to be stable..

yes, this feature is not yet finished.
But could you send me your zip & 7z archive files?

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yes, this feature is not yet finished.
But could you send me your zip & 7z archive files?[/quote]

Off course i can send to you the zip files... But i tink they allways do the same wen i create zip or 7z files, using the TUGZip and 7-Zip programs. Maybe the best are create archives you and test them in your computer. But if you want i can send to you samples to mail or with Messenger Live.

Cya

xnview wrote:yes, this feature is not yet finished.
But could you send me your zip & 7z archive files?

Off course i can send to you the zip files... But i tink they allways do the same wen i create zip or 7z files, using the TUGZip and 7-Zip programs. Maybe the best are create archives you and test them in your computer. But if you want i can send to you samples to mail or with Messenger Live.

Cya

Freeware-User wrote:

xnview wrote:yes, this feature is not yet finished.
But could you send me your zip & 7z archive files?

Off course i can send to you the zip files... But i tink they allways do the same wen i create zip or 7z files, using the TUGZip and 7-Zip programs. Maybe the best are create archives you and test them in your computer. But if you want i can send to you samples to mail or with Messenger Live.

Yes please, i have not this problem! (Next week when i'll be alive on MSN)

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The sample of 7z

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And the Zip

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When i compress zip files using 7-Zip they work ok. I tested that righ now and work ok.

Cya

—> Pierre

Hello Pierre !

• Please, could you consider to add the *.SQX archives too ?

- You can get the whole free stuff HERE.

- SC and TC file-managers users have it… and much more, just see on the site ;)

KR
Claude
Clo

I'm strongly against this archive feature, my reason is simple, if XnView crashes while it's in a open archive all those files will be left extracted in your temp folder and you'll have to clean them up manually!

Given XnView track record for crashes even with stable release, this feature should only be enabled for advanced users who know the risks.

ckit wrote:I'm strongly against this archive feature, my reason is simple, if XnView crashes while it's in a open archive all those files will be left extracted in your temp folder and you'll have to clean them up manually!

Placing extracted files from each archive in a unique temporary subdirectory might help with the clean-up issue? "Drive:\temporary\xnview\<random>"

—> marsh

Hello B. !

- I agreee, XnView might have its own temp-dir, even in its own folder IMHO.

KR
Claude
Clo

ckit wrote:I'm strongly against this archive feature, my reason is simple, if XnView crashes while it's in a open archive all those files will be left extracted in your temp folder and you'll have to clean them up manually!

Given XnView track record for crashes even with stable release, this feature should only be enabled for advanced users who know the risks.

No, XnView extract only one file, not all