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Off-Topic => All of all! => Topic started by: A Forgotten Legend on February 02, 2007, 11:46:09 PM
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How the hell do you work rar files?!?!?
Sorry if I put this in a wrong spot, if anyone moves it or what ever, just PLEASE PM me, (stupid IE glich :guns: )
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Download and install WinRAR (I'll post a link later) and then right click -> extract here.
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O.
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I would use something like 7zip which is totally free, and doesn't bother you to register like SOME products. That, and it also supports 7zip files, which Winrar cannot. (As far as I know.)
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I have never seen a 7zip file...
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Originally posted by A Forgotten Legend
I have never seen a 7zip file...
Exactly.
.7z files aren't that common.
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FYI, the best place to find winrar (as it is against the rules for us to give you a direct link) is to search the words "Download Winrar" at www.google.com.
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...bye.
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Actually, the best place to find WinRAR is to just download it from RARLabs, the creators of it (http://rarlabs.com/). I don't know why people always complain about, "You have to register to continue using it!" YOU DON'T. All that happens is that every time the program opens it says, "You really should register." You click "No thanks." and WAHBAM. WinRAR registration is not required at all.
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Originally posted by Osmose
Actually, the best place to find WinRAR is to just download it from RARLabs, the creators of it (http://rarlabs.com/). I don't know why people always complain about, "You have to register to continue using it!" YOU DON'T. All that happens is that every time the program opens it says, "You really should register." You click "No thanks." and WAHBAM. WinRAR registration is not required at all.
Is direct linking now allowed?
EDIT: Nevermind. It's a legal download. I forgot.
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WinRar is fully and completely able to unzip .7z files.
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I thought WinRar was free, its never gave me any problems since I first downloaded it. It's never even asked me to register.
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I think my question has caused a very angry forum... _sweat_
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I don't think anyone is angry..
Anyway, winrar is free to download. It says you're supposed to register, but you don't have to. I think my version said it was a 30 day evaluation version, but it never expired after the 30 days.