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UNSOLVED Quake 1/2 .PAK file support
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UNSOLVED Better archive type handling with drag & drop
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SOLVED Find file in archive.
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UNSOLVED Encrypt files inside archive that has already been created [.zipx]
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SOLVED Fast Extract large files directly to target directory
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SOLVED Serpent-256 Encryption for PAE/PAE2
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UNSOLVED Make portable version compatible with PortableApps
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UNSOLVED PBS Filenames
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UNSOLVED pCloud
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UNSOLVED ownCloud / Nextcloud
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UNSOLVED Setting to keep X number of backups
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SOLVED auto open first level in folder treeview when archive is opened
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SOLVED I think SVG files should be treated as text files.
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SOLVED Command Line Switch for View Mode
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UNSOLVED move back and forth via prev/next buttons in archive/folders
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SOLVED Different Hash Algorithns
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UNSOLVED Backups files ordering by NAME as default
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UNSOLVED czip support
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UNSOLVED using forward and back mouse buttons in interface
Wishlist4
Burn ISO to flash drive
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Linux Mint has started to release distros in Hybrid-ISO (starting with Linux Mint KDE 12 RC1) form meaning that when burnt to a USB drive it becomes bootable. Could PA be one of the first burning programs to allow burning to a USB flash/pen/thumb drive?
Thanks
DrT
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Any takers?
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Sounds an interesting concept! I cant see why PA coulnt adapt their Program todo so. I dont think they have the time at the momment but again, interesting concept.
Especially when you consider the number of Netbook users who dont have CD drives or admin who have systems that dont have dvd’s due to security rights.
Enabling boot mode via usb makes sense as time goes on.
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do you actually burn anything to the USB Flash drive or is it copying?
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do you actually burn anything to the USB Flash drive or is it copying?
You dont actually burn to a non CD/DVD drive it’s just one of them techy phrases people seem to assosiate when making a copy, moving a file structure from one place to another.
ie “i’ll burn you a copy”
So, for a USB it is indeed a copy, or move of one file structure or extracting an archive “ISO” to a drive in such a way it can be read within boot.
Unless you actually use a DVD Drive to laser binary code to a CD, DVD or blu-ray you arnt burning anything ;)
