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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
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UNSOLVED Backup and Comments
Wishlist1
Testing Option while creating archive
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While I am not new to archiving I am new to PowerArchiver. So far I am enjoying the abilities and working with the software but there is one feature that I would truly like to see added. When creating an archive and adding the delete source folder option being able to perform a test of the archive before deleting the source would be helpful. If this feature is already present I am unable to locate it.
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While I am not new to archiving I am new to PowerArchiver. So far I am enjoying the abilities and working with the software but there is one feature that I would truly like to see added. When creating an archive and adding the delete source folder option being able to perform a test of the archive before deleting the source would be helpful. If this feature is already present I am unable to locate it.
with ZIP format, there is an option of Action: Move, which basically deletes original files once they have been compressed.
Please check it out and let us know if it works as intended. Thank you!
