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SOLVED Slow Download
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UNSOLVED ZIPX-jpeg-compression
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UNSOLVED PA standard 2019 can not create PA-archives
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UNSOLVED The PACL does not extract files from the self-extracting archive
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SOLVED Find file in archive.
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UNSOLVED PA 19.00.57 - Drawing issue on file type collumn
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UNSOLVED PA 19.00.57 crashes Firefox 69.0.1 in module pashlext64.dll | UserCallWinProcCheckWow
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UNSOLVED Include all PowerArchive Toolbox features in the offline installer
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UNSOLVED PA 2019 explorer preview window always blank
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UNSOLVED Encrypt files inside archive that has already been created [.zipx]
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UNSOLVED PA 19.00.51 / Access Violation
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UNSOLVED PA 19.00.57 (and earlier) Duplicate files possible in .pa archive in some cases.
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Fast Ring: PowerArchiver 2019 19.00.51/54/57
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UNSOLVED GUI: In need of a complete overhaul
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UNSOLVED GUI: move label
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UNSOLVED GUI: too much frames
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UNSOLVED PowerArchiver shell extensions possibly crashing windows explorer.exe
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SOLVED PA 19.00.51 - bug / unwanted code execution
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SOLVED Strange file size seen in 2019 portable
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About…
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Normally software provides a way to get the version number inside of the About… dialog. Copy and paste works for almost all Microsoft products. I know they do not own a patent on that routine as Ctrl+C never ended up patented by the makers of WordStar. Shift+Delete and Ctrl+Insert or whatever the key combinations are all freebies! How come there’s no way to copy and paste the version number here? I would copy and paste the version number but it’s such a common thing on ALL Microsoft software that any version without it should get a FREE update.
Thank you.
That’s the full complaint number two! The next post is not a complaint but I post it here because it’s a technical question for those that build the decompression engines. I look forward to the replies to that post.
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we will check it out…
