Re7zip Free PC/Windows
Create ZIP, RAR, 7z, ISO, LZMA, TAR, CAB archives.
Extract files from ZIP, RAR, 7z, ISO, LZMA, TAR, CAB archives without
actually downloading.
View all archive contents to know what to extract.
Required Permissions to Extract a File from the Archive:
The ability to read the file that you want to extract.
The ability to read information about the file, not just the file itself.
Syntax:
re7zip /t=archive-type /l [archive-url] /e=extract-folder [extract-name]
Example:
Re7zip /t=zip /e=extract-folder /a= /o=archive.7z
Extracts the specified file (or directory) from the archive. The file will be saved in the
specified folder, but you can specify a different folder if you wish.
Usage:
re7zip /a= [/e=extract-folder] [/o=archive.7z] [/t=zip]
                       [/l=1] [/a=4] [/b=5] [/n] [/q] [/c]
                       [/d] [/r] [/s] [/z] [/x] [/t=0] [/f=0]
                       [/p] [/h] [/b] [/v] [/b=x] [/a=x]
/e=extract-folder
Allows to specify an extract-folder to be used instead of the folder where the file will be saved.
Default value is the working directory.
/b=x
Allows to specify a new bit rate to be used for the compression.
Default value is x=9.
/a=x
Allows to specify a new average size for the archive.
Default value is x=4.
/l=y
Allows to specify a new number of chunks for the LZMA compression.
Default value is y
Re7zip 2022 [New]
re7zip is a simple-to-use and handy command-line tool that can extract files from archives hosted on websites without actually downloading the packages. It supports a wide range of archive types, can extract any type of file, as well as list all archive contents.
Besides Java Runtime Environment (JRE), the download package does not require installation, so you can call re7zip's process from a Command Prompt window with "java -jar re7zip.jar". This displays all options supported by the program.
Directly extract files from archives hosted online
When it comes to the archives, the application can detect and open zip, tar, split, rar, lzma, iso, hfs, gzip, cpio, bzip2, 7z, z, arj, cab, lzh, chm, nsis, deb, rpm, udf, wim, and xar.
It's necessary to specify the URL to the archive (/a=.), indicate the archive's format (/t=.), list the archive contents (/l, without additional arguments), set the name and format of the file you want to extract from the archive (/e=.), as well as tell re7zip where you want to save the extracted information and what you want to call the file (/o=.).
View all archive contents to know what to extract
In case of content listing, you can omit /o if you don't want to save information to file but view it in the console instead (file name and format, normal and compressed size). Several examples are listed in the Command Prompt window to give you an idea of how re7zip works. It's fast and pretty intuitive once you get the hang of the command-line parameters.
Unfortunately, re7zip hasn't received updates for a pretty long time but we're hoping that the developer decides to get this project back on track. It's very practical for users who wish to inspect the contents of an archive hosted on any website and who want to extract files without downloading the entire package.
re7zip Description:
re7zip is a simple-to-use and handy command-line tool that can extract files from archives hosted on websites without actually downloading the packages. It supports a wide range of archive types, can extract any type of file, as well as list all archive contents.
Besides Java Runtime Environment (JRE), the download package does not require installation, so you can call re7zip's
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