An archive problem

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These are some files from the "OldStuff" post earlier.

I need to convert some archive files, extensions are *.IMZ and *.IMA, to
wind up with *.zip files.

Filzip, Power Archiver and WinImp don't seem to work with these
extensions.

Advice?

Mike Sa
 
ms said:
These are some files from the "OldStuff" post earlier.

I need to convert some archive files, extensions are *.IMZ and *.IMA,
to wind up with *.zip files.

Filzip, Power Archiver and WinImp don't seem to work with these
extensions.
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Only thing I can suggest is WinImage (30 day trial shareware)
 
ms said:
Neufie wrote:

Thanks.

I've tried 3 different browsers, can't download it. ??

Mike Sa
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Keep trying. I had trouble earlier today, but was able to download it just
now using IE6
 
ms said:
WinImage works fine on those extensions. A shame that it is
time-limited shareware. Extract N/A, see my other reply.

I guess there is nothing in freeware to do this.
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Eh? What's the problem with Extract? It works fine here.
 
hopflop said:
Eh? What's the problem with Extract? It works fine here.
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Extract Now works for what I needed. Extract, from the WinImage site,
says to just be for images, it did not work with the files I had.

Mike Sa
 
ms said:
Extract Now works for what I needed. Extract, from the WinImage site,
says to just be for images, it did not work with the files I had.

Mike Sa
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I would add: This is the message I saw when I ran Exact in a DOS command
line.

Mike Sa
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Microsoft(R) Windows 98
(C)Copyright Microsoft Corp 1981-1999.
D:\ADownload\122\extract>EXTRACT.EXE *.imz
Extract NT - Extract file in wImage - V 2.10 (c) 1991-96 Gilles Vollant
Visit web page :
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/gvollant/extract.htm

image file : ontrack.IMZ this file is not a disk image

D:\ADownload\122\extract>
 
ms said:
I would add: This is the message I saw when I ran Exact in a DOS
command line.

Mike Sa
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Microsoft(R) Windows 98
(C)Copyright Microsoft Corp 1981-1999.
D:\ADownload\122\extract>EXTRACT.EXE *.imz
Extract NT - Extract file in wImage - V 2.10 (c) 1991-96 Gilles
Vollant Visit web page :
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/gvollant/extract.htm

image file : ontrack.IMZ this file is not a disk image
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You just need to unzip the IMZ to get IMA, then it works.

One thing I didn't remember about Extract is that the outputpath doesn't
seem to work, so all extracted files end up in current directory.
 
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