@klitos:
Hi,
P.S.
By the way, I also noticed that installing this version of PowerArchiver forces the association of file types even when you don’t want it to. Just confirming what someone else said in another post. This can be annoying, when you’ve spent time carefully associating different archive file types with different utilities, and then this utility comes along and destroys your associations.
if you leave “Associate PowerArchiver with reccomended formats” option in setup checked, it will indeed change your associations ;-). I have tested it and unchecked that option - PowerArchiver did not associate itself with anything.