orange(1) [debian man page]

ORANGE(1)							   User Commands							 ORANGE(1)

NAME

       orange - extract CAB files from self-extracting installers

DESCRIPTION

	      orange [-d DIRECTORY] [-D LEVEL] [-h] FILENAME

       -d DIRECTORY
	      Extract files to DIRECTORY

       -D LEVEL
	      Set debug log level 0 - No logging (default) 1 - Errors only 2 - Errors and warnings 3 - Everything

       -h     Show this help message

       FILENAME
	      The file to list or extract contents of

       Orange is a tool and library for squeezing out juicy installable Microsoft Cabinet Files from self-extracting installers for Microsoft Win-
       dows.  It currently supports the following kinds of installers:

	      * Early support for installers created by Installer VISE. (Orange 0.3 or

	      later)

	      * Support for some installers created by Inno Setup. (Orange 0.2 or later) * Early support for the installer used  by  TomTom  prod-
	      ucts. (Orange 0.2 or

	      later)

	      * InstallShield versions 5 and 6, using Unshield for extracting

	      InstallShield Cabinet files.

	      *  Setup	Factory  versions 5 and 6 using Dynamite for data decompression.  * Some other installer (using a DLL called inflate.dll).
	      This is used by

	      for example Macromedia Flash Player 6 for Pocket PC 2002.

	      * Microsoft Cabinets (also self-extracting) when you have Cabextract

	      installed.

	      * Zip archives (also self-extracting) when you have UnZip installed.

orange 0.3.1							     July 2004								 ORANGE(1)

UNRAR-FREE(1)						      General Commands Manual						     UNRAR-FREE(1)

NAME

       unrar-free -- extract files from rar archives

SYNOPSIS

       unrar-free [-xtfp?V]  [--extract]  [--list]  [--force]  [--extract-newer]  [--extract-no-paths]	[--password]  [--help]	[--usage]  [--ver-
       sion] ARCHIVE  [FILE ...]	  [DESTINATION]

DESCRIPTION

       unrar-free is a program for extracting files from rar archives.

OPTIONS

       These programs follow the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with  two  dashes  (`-').   A  summary  of  options	is
       included below.

       -x   --extract
		 Extract files from archive (default).

       -t   --list
		 List files in archive.

       -f   --force
		 Overwrite files when extracting.

       --extract-newer
		 Only extract newer files from the archive.

       --extract-no-paths
		 Don't create directories while extracting.

       -p   --password
		 Decrypt archive using a password.

       -?   --help
		 Show program help.

       --usage	 Show short program usage message.

       -V	    --version
		 Show version of program.

NON-FREE UNRAR COMPATIBLE SYNOPSIS
       unrar-free [elvx]  [-ep]  [-o+]	[-o-]  [-ppassword]  [-u]  [--] ARCHIVE  [FILE ...]	     [DESTINATION]

       This  syntax  should only be used in front-end programs which are using non-free unrar as a back-end. It is recommended to use this program
       by GNU command line syntax.

       e	 Extract files from archive without full path.

       l	 List files in archive.

       v	 Verbose list files in archive.

       x	 Extract files from archive with full path.

       -ep	 Don't create directories while extracting.

       -o+	 Overwrite files when extracting.

       -o-	 Don't overwrite files when extracting.

       -p	 Decrypt archive using a password.

       -u	 Only extract newer files from the archive.

       --	 Disable further switch processing. Any switch after the -- are treated as filenames and destination.

BUGS

       Advanced features of version 3.0 archives are not currently supported.

AUTHORS

       unrar-free was written by Ben Asselstine based on UniquE RAR File Library by Christian Scheurer and Johannes Winkelmann.

       This manual page was written by Niklas Vainio <niklas.vainio@iki.fi> for the Debian system (but may be  used  by  others).   Permission	is
       granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU General Public License, Version 2 any later version pub-
       lished by the Free Software Foundation.

       On Debian systems, the complete text of the GNU General Public License can be found in /usr/share/common-licenses/GPL.

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