ExtractNow: Multiple Archive Extracting

Saturday July 23rd 2005, 2:33 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

Related Articles:

7-Zip File Manager: I was looking for a very simple tool that wont take up much space, has an easy interface, and just all around simple and fast....
Logitech Quickcam Orbit MP: Logitech's new Quickcam Orbit has impressive and fun functionality allowing you to record with live video effects and fully animated avatars that follow facial movements....
The New York Times now using Tag Clouds: The New York Times now using tag clouds for displaying most popular search terms. (via UNEASYsilence)...

Article Tags:

Bookmark this Article:
Post at Del.icio.us and Add to BlinkList

ExtractNow is an application that will give you the ability to drag multiple Archived files into its window space and set them all to extract at once. It will also log the history of your activity with the program. It supports a wide range of features and is very easy to use.

Supports ZIP, RAR, ACE, JAR, ISO, IMG, IMA, IMZ, BIN, MP3 (MP3>WAV), LHA, LHZ formats

Drag and drop files or folders from Explorer to extract them

Detailed history of extraction procedures

Simple user interface and sleek design in a small package

Recursively search through folders for archives

Delete files or close program after extraction options

Windows explorer file associations for all file types

Extract files into current directory, named folder, or favorite folder of choice

File type masking for ZIP, RAR, & ACE

System tray icon on Minimize and Always on top features

Write to file option allows logging of extraction procedures

View ExtractNow: Multiple Archive Extracting.

No Comments

Leave a comment - RSS feed for comments on this post. - TrackBack URI

Trackbacks/Pingbacks

Archives - RSSSide Notes

#
VideoJug, a how-to video sharing site previously reviewed on Solution Watch, relaunched their website today with a fresh new design and new “Ask the Expert” video content.
(2)
#
Our company, Parallel, just launched a fun little project that we’ve been working on called, unFortunate. It’s the only place where you can view, create, share, and print your own fortunes. Check it out!
(5)
#
Just a quick note that Virb, a new social network that’s got me excited, has launched today. I was accepted into the private beta a couple months ago and its really come a long way. It’s beautifully designed, has great iTunes integration, and has got a little bit of everything in there. Perhaps what I like most is how customizable the profiles are. Be sure to check it out!
(9)
#
swfIR is a new Flash replacement technique that replaces and adds visual effects to images on the fly using simple JavaScript. It’s similar to the the popular Flash text replacement technique, sIFR. You can, without physically editing an image, set borders, shadows, alpha transparencies, blurring, rotation and more to any image on your website. Pretty neat! (via Mike Davidson)
(5)