WinRAR 3.90 Beta 2

[rashad]

WinRAR is a general purpose archiving and compression program competing with/replacing programs such as PKZip, ARJ, and others. It offers significantly improved compression ratios, easier use and a cheaper price as well as supporting long file names, disk spanning, and self-extracting file creation.

Thanks to anuraag for the update.

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[harpua]

Thanks for the update. Program retained registration following update. :dance2:

[Anteus]

Thanks!

[irefay]

Version 3.90 beta 2

1. Delay between right clicking selected files in Windows Explorer

and displaying the context menu is reduced. This delay can be

noticeable, when you right click several thousands of files.

2. Bugs fixed:

a) dragging a file over an existing archive in Windows Explorer

did not work for 64 bit WinRAR;

:rolleyes: 64 bit beta 1 shell extension crashed if user right clicked

"Startup" folder in Start Menu and selected "Open" or "Explore"

commands;

c) "Scan archive for viruses" command in 64 bit beta 1 could fail to

autodetect some of 32 bit antiviruses detected by 32 bit version;

d) beta 1 hung when the entire folder specified as a mask

was excluded: 'rar a -xfolder arc folder';

e) sometimes beta 1 could hang when creating a new RAR archive

if archive comment or one of advanced NTFS options was specified;

f) ZIP encryption code was updated to include recent InfoZip fixes;

g) 64 bit version did not store the toolbar layout.

[Tucker]

OMG! ;)

i can't believe they still haven't added the support for making Quick Launch Shortcuts via SFX!

SFX commands: Shortcut

[b]Shortcut=<DestType>,<SrcName>,<DestFolder>,<Description>,<ShortcutName>,<ShortcutIcon> [/b]

Create a shortcut to unpacked file.

[b]DestType[/b] is one character wide field, which can have the following values:

[b]D[/b] Create a shortcut on Desktop 
[b]S[/b] Create a shortcut in Start Menu 
[b]P[/b] Create a shortcut in Start Menu/Programs 
[b]T[/b] Create a shortcut in Startup folder 

It has been a while now. This is frustrating! :dance2: