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RAR 4.1.0

January, 17th 2011 - 383.02 KB - Trial

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RAR 7.01
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Mac OS X
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Filename

rarosx-4.1.0.tar.gz
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Download RAR 4.1.0

What's new in this version:

- -ag can be used with all RAR commands, not just with archiving only;
- 'N' format character behavior differs in archiving and non-archiving operations. When archiving, it is incremented until the first unused name is found. In non-archiving operations like extracting it selects the existing archive preceding the first unused name;
- 'I' format character allows to specify minutes regardless of presence and position of 'H' (hours) in format string. It can be used instead of 'M' (minutes), when you wish to place minutes before hours or do not need hours at all.
- New -log[fmt][=name] switch allows to write archive and file names to log file in archiving, extracting, deleting and listing commands. This switch is especially useful, when you need to further process an archive created with -ag or -v switches, because -log provides the archive name generated by RAR. 3. New -@[+] switch allows to process all parameters starting from '@' character either as file names (-@) or as file lists (-@+).
- Volume size in -v switch can be specified as a decimal fraction. Dot (.) is used as the decimal mark. For example, -v1.5g means 1.5 gigabytes.