What's new in The Extractor 2.0.1
Feb 21, 2014
- Fixed bug where the last extracted file from a zip would be wrongly deleted
- Fixed bug where mini mode windows context menu items could be shown for folders and wrong filetypes
- Fixed bug for acceptable filetypes in main program
- Fixed bug for Ctrl + '+' while the program was running
New in The Extractor 2.0 (Feb 21, 2014)
- Program rewritten from the ground up
- New way to handle both zip and rar files, which will result in a faster more reliable program with better error handling
- A brand new design with beautiful graphics and easy to use interface
- Resizeable main and report windows
- A host of new options for you to configure The Extractor
- Support for Windows 7 taskbar progress and status indicators
- Three new fixed options added to Windows Context Menu:
- 1. Quick extract here
- 2. Quick extract here with cleanup
- 3. Quick extract to
- 'Run' option added to presets so you can unpack, cleanup and start your movie with one click
- 'Show in Windows Explorer' option added to presets
- Presets can start the program minimized, minimized to system tray or normal
- Password list. Allows you to save commonly used passwords which will all be tried if a protected file is encountered
- Deleted files can be put in Recycle bin
- Error and cleanup reports can be shown automatically
- Comprehensive help with lots of illustrative pictures, reachable from the different diologs in the program
New in The Extractor 1.4.3.2 (Feb 21, 2014)
- Fixed a bug where automatic check for update would trigger every startup instead of once a week.
New in The Extractor 1.4.3.1 (Feb 21, 2014)
- Fixed a crash bug when clearing list and adding files again.
New in The Extractor 1.4.3 (Feb 21, 2014)
- Windows shell integration now works on 64 bit systems.
- Brand new installer.
- Fixed a bug with invalid ZIP files.
- Upgraded Unrar to v3.93.
New in The Extractor 1.4.2.2 (Feb 21, 2014)
- Fixed a couple of cosmetic bugs introduced in version 1.4.2.1
New in The Extractor 1.4.2.1 (Feb 21, 2014)
- Updated the look of the error and cleanup reports.
- Some minor graphical tweaks for vista/win7.
- Fixed bugs.
New in The Extractor 1.4.2 (Feb 21, 2014)
- Now supports up to 20 presets.
- "Add folder" & "Add files" options added to right-click menu.
- Tweaked the program on a few places where it could feel slow.
- Fixed long paths in windows shell integration.
- Presets with a output path that doesn't exist are now shown as disabled.
- Fixed several other minor bugs.
New in The Extractor 1.4.1 (Feb 21, 2014)
- Better integration to windows explorer context menu.
- "Run" added to items right-click menu.
- Fixed some minor bugs
New in The Extractor 1.4.0.4 (Feb 21, 2014)
- Better visual compatibility with Windows Vista.
- Fixed a minor bug in the presets management dialog.
- Fixed a minor bug in the process output window.
- Fixed a minor bug for deleting files with invalid status.
- Streamlined the installer a bit.
New in The Extractor 1.4 (Feb 29, 2008)
- Presets!
- Enables you to have different options set for each item in list.
- Can be executed from windows explorer menu.
- Up to 9 different presets can be created.
- Handles password protected files.
- A much requested feature finally here.
- Add items while The Extractor is running.
- A lot of new options to configure The Extractor under preferences.
- Should The Extractor check for updates?
- What should happen when all items in list have been processed?
- Do you want presets to show up in windows explorer menu?
- and so on...
- Updates downloaded directly by The Extractor.
- No external program to handle updates.
- To simplify updates, The Extractor always downloads the complete installer and reinstalls The Extractor (keeping all settings).
- Item menu expanded with a lot of new options.
- You can now open input- and output folder from the item menu, reset items, set output folder or preset, tell The Extractor to skip items
- Fix for one instance running. This should finally work without bugs.
- Reports and item menu now accessible while The Extractor is running.