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HelpWhy are they grayed out? Using WinRAR 4.20
This post has been edited by -X-: 26 January 2013 - 09:33 AM
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[Solved] WinRAR SFX - Path to extract options grayed out
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Posted 26 January 2013 - 08:34 AM
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Why are they grayed out? Using WinRAR 4.20
Why are they grayed out? Using WinRAR 4.20
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Posted 26 January 2013 - 09:14 AM
Put a "path" in there and the gray-out disappears. 
"Absolute Path" appears to be still grayed out but that MIGHT have something to do with just a single file in RAR and/or the way it was RAR'ed.
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"Absolute Path" appears to be still grayed out but that MIGHT have something to do with just a single file in RAR and/or the way it was RAR'ed.
HTH (somewhat...)
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Posted 26 January 2013 - 09:29 AM
Yeah. Silly me. I typed something in the box and they ungrayed. Older WinRAR's didn't have this behavior.
Regarding the absolute path. You need to type a drive letter.
<a name="HELPSFXOptGeneral">SFX options: General
This dialog is a part of the "Advanced SFX options" dialog and includes the following settings:
Path to extract
Set the default destination path for unpacked files. You may choose to create it in the user's "Program Files" folder, in the current folder or specify an absolute path here. In first two cases an entered path must not include the disk letter or leading backslash, in the third it must have one of them.
Corresponding SFX script command - Path
Regarding the absolute path. You need to type a drive letter.
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<a name="HELPSFXOptGeneral">SFX options: General
This dialog is a part of the "Advanced SFX options" dialog and includes the following settings:
Path to extract
Set the default destination path for unpacked files. You may choose to create it in the user's "Program Files" folder, in the current folder or specify an absolute path here. In first two cases an entered path must not include the disk letter or leading backslash, in the third it must have one of them.
Corresponding SFX script command - Path
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Posted 26 January 2013 - 09:30 AM
"Problem" solved! 
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