Usage: UHARC command [-switches..] archive[.uha] [filespec..@listfile..]

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 a  create archive and Add files         e  Extract files to current directory
 m  create archive and Move files        x  eXtract files with full pathname
 l  List files in archive                t  Test files in archive

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 b<n>      Set maximum file buffer size in KByte (n >= 50, default is 2048 KB)
 d<0..2>   Set display mode (0 = quiet, 1 = default, 2 = verbose)
 lg<file>  Log output to <file>
 m<0..3>   Set compression mode (0 = STORE, 1 = FAST, 2 = NORM, 3 = BEST)
 md<n>     Set dictionary size (n = 1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128,256,512,1024,2048 KB)
 md[-,+]   Disable/enable dictionary-based compression
 mm[-,+]   Disable/enable built-in multimedia detection/compression
 o[-,+,p]  Overwrite existing files (- = never, + = always, p = prompt)
 p<-,r,f>  Store (- = no, r = relative, f = full) pathnames
 r[-,+]    Recurse subdirectories
 t<dir>    Set extract target directory
 y[-,+]    Assume yes on all queries

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copy& pasted directly outa DOS Box...

UHARC has a simple usage, just have a look at the two examples and you should be able to create the archive of your choice...

example usage:

uharc a -m3 -mm+ -pf -r+ stabmps.uha

UHARC creates an archive with all files in the current dir, all subdirs included, best compression with multimedia compression. The created archive has the name stabmp(.uha)

uharc e stabmps.uha

UHARC extracts all files & dirs from the archive stabmps to the current dir





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