1 # ExternalArchiveFormat.ini
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3 # This file may be used to customize how WinMerge handles archives
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4 # (This file is read by the WinMerge Merge7z dll files.)
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6 # PURPOSE#1: To handle files which are zip files, but have other extensions
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8 # For example, if you use OpenOffice .ods files (which are zip format)
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9 # but you never use Outlook Express .ods mailbox files (which are
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10 # not zip format), you might want to specify that all .ods files
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11 # are to be treated as archives.
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13 # In that case, you need the following lines.
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14 # (You would remove the leading hash marks, which make these comments only.)
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17 #.ods=.zip;Open Office 2.0 Spreadsheets
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19 # Note#1: Merge7z ignores the semicolon and everything after it.
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20 # Note#2: Merge7z automatically handles .zip, .7z, and some other
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21 # common archive extensions already.
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22 # Note#3: If you use the "Detect archive type from file signature"
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23 # in WinMerge, then you don't shouldn't to specify extensions here.
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25 # PURPOSE#2: Invoking other archive programs
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27 # This file may also be used to link WinMerge to other archive programs
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28 # Following are example mappings entries to map .arj and .lzh files
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29 # to appropriate archive handlers.
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30 # (You would remove the leading hash marks, which make these comments only.)
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37 #DeCompress = ARJ32.EXE x "<archive>"
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38 #Compress = ARJ32.EXE a "<archive>" "<filename>"
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41 #DeCompress = LHA32.EXE x "<archive>" "<dir>\"
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42 #Compress = LHA32.EXE a /x "<archive>" "<dir>\" "<filename>"
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43 #BulkSize = 50,16000
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46 #DeCompress = LHA.EXE x <archive> <dir>\
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47 #Compress = LHA.EXE a /x <archive> <dir>\ <filename>
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