Re: Small building for download

On Mon, 13 Mar 2006 04:04:54 GMT, no@xxxxxxxxx (Ken Rice) purred


Being encouraged by your previous reply to my posting, I got a copy of WinRAR.
I downloaded the file, opened it with WinRAR, entered the password, and got the
following error messages:

WinRar for some odd reason does not recognize the newer
releases of the code and trips itself on some archives. I was being
driven nuts with that but converting to Power Archiver fixed that. PA
opens almost all the archive types except the most proprietary ones
and is pretty much a one stop solution for archives.


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