Q: How do I unpack the "ace", c01, c02, etc. files? A: Use WinRAR, or get WinACE. Some game-release groups use ACE compression because it packs some types of files the best. Get WinACE at:
Make .BAT file (create new text document and change it's extension (.txt to .bat) then copy following code into it and save.
copy /B part1.c01 + part2.c02 name.extension
part1, part2 = names of the parts of file name.extension = final file in which will be joined all parts into one. (for example: if you downloaded a movie, then movie.AVI (or MPEG ,MPG, MOV, VOB ...)
if you have for example 10 files named: ***.c01, ***.c02, ***.c03 etc you will have to add them manually into the script, just between each "part*.c0*" put sign "+".
oin the file(s) with WinAce.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.fileinfo.net/extension/c01
Q: How do I unpack the "ace", c01, c02, etc. files?
ReplyDeleteA: Use WinRAR, or get WinACE. Some game-release groups use ACE compression because it packs some types of files the best.
Get WinACE at:
http://www.winace.com/
Make .BAT file (create new text document and change it's extension (.txt to .bat)
ReplyDeletethen copy following code into it and save.
copy /B part1.c01 + part2.c02 name.extension
part1, part2 = names of the parts of file
name.extension = final file in which will be joined all parts into one.
(for example: if you downloaded a movie, then movie.AVI (or MPEG ,MPG, MOV, VOB ...)
if you have for example 10 files named: ***.c01, ***.c02, ***.c03 etc
you will have to add them manually into the script, just between each "part*.c0*" put sign "+".
example:
copy /B HL2trainer.001 + HL2trainer.002 + HL2trainer.003 HL2trainer.exe
Tip: All parts of the file must be in the same folder as .bat file