| Archive Converter v. 1.20 (28/7/2001, Sergey Chehuta) | Readme/What's new |                Archive Converter. Version 1.20 freeware
              Copyright (c) WhiteTown Software 2000-2001.
                ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
				     WWW:   http://www.whitetown.com
				     Email:    support@whitetown.com
1. About
2. ACVT.CFG
3. Command line
4. History
5. Support sites and contact info
1. About
~~~~~~~~~
        The  ACVT  program (Archive  Converter)  is  a converter  of
archives. The  program supports practically any  archives types, if,
certainly,  you  have  appropriate,   archivers.  The  type  of  the
necessary  archive is  set by  the user,  in rest  rely on  the ACVT
program. ACVT extracts files from  the source archive and packs them
into the  new archive,  removing the  original archive  provided the
output archive was  successfully created. To adjust  the program you
can in the file of a configuration.  ACVT  can make descriptions for
archivers also.
	The ACVT program exists in six variants:
- DOS   16-bit		acvt_dos.zip
- DOS   32-bit		acvt_pm.zip
- OS/2  16-bit		acvt_o16.zip
- OS/2  32-bit		acvt_o32.zip
- Win32 console		acvt_win.zip
	The console version and GUI version are completely compatible
at a level of a configuration file  ACVT.CFG.
2. ACVT.CFG
~~~~~~~~~~~~
	In this file you can  adjust parameters by default. ACVT.CFG
must be  in the current  or in the  same directory as  ACVT.EXE (the
file  from the  current directory  has higher  priority). All  blank
lines, and lines beginning with ';' are ignored.
---
DefaultPacker   - extension of default packer.  Can accept any value
		  from among described below.   
DefaultPacker	ZIP
---
Log file        - to write the protocol of operation  in  .LOG-file.
		  Can accept values Yes or No.
Log		Yes
---
KeepTime        - keep archive time.  Can  accept  values Yes or No.
		  If "No" - time will be current.
KeepTime        Yes
---
Detect          - Can accept values ID and Ext.
		  If "ID",  extension is ignored and only ID is used
		  to detect archive  type.  Otherwise  extension  is
		  used to detect archive type.
Detect		Ext
---
ExistArchive	- If  target  archive  already  exists  skip  it  or 
		  overwrite. Can accept values Overwrite or Skip.
ExistArchive	Skip
---
SourceArchive	- Delete  or  keep  source  archive   after  success 
		  conversion.
SourceArchive	Delete
---
BreakOnError    - The value  of  this  option  tells ACVT whether to
		  continue  conversion  with  the  next archive when
		  error  in  the  current  archive  is  reported  by
		  archiver.   Set  this  option to 'Yes' if you want
		  ACVT to stop process archives when error occured.
BreakOnError	No
---
Description	- ACVT can update files descript.ion or files.bbs if
		  exists or make description for repacked archives.
		  Can accept values Update or No.
Description	Update
---
Descfiles	- Filenames, delimited by commas or spaces. Order of
		  files of desriptions. Up to 10 files allowed.
Descfiles	descript.ion, files.bbs, 
---
Fileorder	- Filenames, delimited by commas or spaces. Order of
		  files with info about  archive.  Up  to  10  files
		  allowed.
FileOrder	file_id.diz, read.me, readme, readme.txt, readme.doc, read_me, readme.1st, 
---
File_id.DIZ	- Actions with a file file_id.diz:
	0 - No change
	1 - Remove  all symbols of semigraphic
	2 - Replace all symbols of semigraphic with symbols ASCII
	3 - Replace all symbols of semigraphic with blank.
File_id.DIZ	0
---
Add <filename>	- Specifies the name of the file which must be added
		  to every repacked archive. Full pathname should be
		  provided. Multiple "Add" strings  are  allowed. If
		  first char of filename is '-',  this line will  be
		  ignored.
Add	C:\ACVT\myarchiv.txt
Add	-C:\ACVT\readme.txt
---
Del <filename>	- Specifes  file(s)  that  should not be placed into 
		  the repacked archive.  Wildcards using is allowed.
		  Root  directory  of  the  archive is assumed if no
		  full  path  given.   Multiple  "Del"  strings  are
		  allowed.  If  first char of filename is '-',  this
		  line will be ignored.
Del	*.tmp
Del	-*.bak
---
Exec <OS command>
		- You  can  set up  program  call  to process  files
		  extracted   from   the   source   archive   before
		  repacking. For instance, antivirus program to scan
		  files  for computer  viruses.  Should the  program
		  return non-zero exit  code (ERRORLEVEL) the source
		  archive  will not  be  repacked and  corresponding
		  message will be placed into the log file ACVT.LOG.
		  Multiple "Exec" strings are allowed. If first char
		  of filename is '-', this line will be ignored.
Exec	C:\ANTIVIR\drweb.exe *.* /cl /nm
Exec	-somefile.exe *.*
---
Archive options:
Id	OFFSET,ID bytes
		  This parameter, even empty, should be first.
		  OFFSET: is position in archive.  Hexadecimal value
		  from range 00-7F.
		  ID bytes:  2-digit hex numbers  not delimited with
		  spaces.
Ext             - archive format extension  (without dot).  This  is
                  simultaneously  parameter  of  the command line at
		  converting archive.
Pack		- to pack files into the archive (create the archive)
Unpack		- to extract files from the archive
Test		- to test files in the archive
Append		- any string,  which  will be added to end of command
		  line  Pack,  Unpack,  Test.  For compatibility with
		  stupid archives.
		  Example, for .ZIP archive format:
Id	00,504b
Ext	ZIP
Pack	pkzip.exe -a -r -p -whs
Unpack	pkunzip.exe -e -d
Test	pkunzip.exe -t
---
3. Command line
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ACVT [ArcName] [Mask] [@FileList] [switches]
ArcName/Mask    - name of archive or  mask.  Multiple are allowed.
FileList	- list of files. Multiple are allowed.
/???		- extension of destination archive.  All extensions, 
		  listed in the  file configurations,  are allowable 
		  values.
/id		- detect achive files by ID.
/ext		- detect achive files by extension.
/r[-]		- convert archives in subdirectories.
/k[+]		- keep archive time.
/t[-]		- test archive after conversion.
/d[+]		- update description
/d:[Drive:][Path]
                - destination subdirectory for archives.
/md		- make descriptions without convertion.
/?		- brief help.
The parameters of the command line have  the greater priority,  than
installation in the file of a configuration.
Examples:
	ACVT *.rar /zip /r
	ACVT somefil1.ha somefil2.zip somefil3.arj /uc2 /k-
	ACVT *.* /id /d:C:\ARCHIVES
	ACVT @vc.lst
	ACVT /md *.zip
4. History
~~~~~~~~~~~
01.09.2000	Version 1.00
	- First public release.
02.20.2000	Version 1.10
	- The output of statistics is added.
04.01.2000	Version 1.20
	- Update descriptions.
	- Make descriptions.
	- Change file_id.diz.
	- Win32 GUI version released.
28.07.2001 	Version 1.30
	- Probably, it's the latest version.
5. Support sites and contact info
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Copyright (c) WhiteTown Software
Email:     support@whitetown.com
WWW:    http://www.whitetown.com | 
      
              | Archive Converter v. 1.00 (9/1/2000, Sergey Chehuta) | Readme/What's new |               Archive Converter. Version 1.00 freeware
                 Copyright (c) Sergey Chehuta 2000.
                 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
                                        Email: sergey@amodem.sumy.ua
                                        FIDO:           2:4614/46.56
1. About
2. ACVT.CFG
3. Command line
4. Copyright
5. Support sites and contact info
1. About
~~~~~~~~~
        The  ACVT  program (Archive  Converter)  is  a converter  of
archives. The  program supports practically any  archives types, if,
certainly,  you  have  appropriate,   archivers.  The  type  of  the
necessary  archive is  set by  the user,  in rest  rely on  the ACVT
program. ACVT extracts files from  the source archive and packs them
into the  new archive,  removing the  original archive  provided the
output archive was  successfully created. To adjust  the program you
can in the file of a configuration.
	The ACVT program exists in five variants:
- for DOS real mode	(286 or higher)
- for DOS protected mode
- for OS/2 16-bit
- for OS/2 32-bit
- for Windows 95 or higher
2. ACVT.CFG
~~~~~~~~~~~~
	In this file you can  adjust parameters by default. ACVT.CFG
must be  in the current  or in the  same directory as  ACVT.EXE (the
file  from the  current directory  has higher  priority). All  blank
lines, and lines beginning with ';' are ignored.
---
DefaultPacker   - extension of default packer.  Can accept any value
		  from among described below.   
DefaultPacker	ZIP
---
Log file        - to write the protocol of operation  in  .LOG-file.
		  Can accept values Yes or No.
Log		Yes
---
KeepTime        - keep archive time.  Can  accept  values Yes or No.
		  If "No" - time will be current.
KeepTime        Yes
---
Detect          - Can accept values ID and Ext.
		  If "ID",  extension is ignored and only ID is used
		  to detect archive  type.  Otherwise  extension  is
		  used to detect archive type.
Detect		Ext
---
ExistArchive	- If  target  archive  already  exists  skip  it  or 
		  overwrite. Can accept values Overwrite or Skip.
ExistArchive	Skip
---
SourceArchive	- Delete  or  keep  source  archive   after  success 
		  conversion.
SourceArchive	Delete
---
BreakOnError    - The value  of  this  option  tells ACVT whether to
		  continue  conversion  with  the  next archive when
		  error  in  the  current  archive  is  reported  by
		  archiver.   Set  this  option to 'Yes' if you want
		  ACVT to stop process archives when error occured.
BreakOnError	No
---
Add <filename>	- Specifies the name of the file which must be added
		  to every repacked archive. Full pathname should be
		  provided. Multiple "Add" strings are allowed.
Add	C:\ACVT\myarchiv.txt
---
Del <filename>	- Specifes  file(s)  that  should not be placed into 
		  the repacked archive.  Wildcards using is allowed.
		  Root  directory  of  the  archive is assumed if no
		  full  path  given.   Multiple  "Del"  strings  are
		  allowed.
Del	*.tmp
---
Exec <OS command>
		- You  can  set up  program  call  to process  files
		  extracted   from   the   source   archive   before
		  repacking. For instance, antivirus program to scan
		  files  for computer  viruses.  Should the  program
		  return non-zero exit  code (ERRORLEVEL) the source
		  archive  will not  be  repacked and  corresponding
		  message will be placed into the log file ACVT.LOG.
		  Multiple "Exec" strings are allowed.
Exec	C:\ANTIVIR\drweb.exe *.* /cl/nm
---
Archive options:
Id	OFFSET,ID bytes
		  This parameter, even empty, should be first.
		  OFFSET: is position in archive.  Hexadecimal value
		  from range 00-7F.
		  ID bytes:  2-digit hex numbers  not delimited with
		  spaces.
Ext             - archive format extension  (without dot).  This  is
                  simultaneously  parameter  of  the command line at
		  converting archive.
Pack		- to pack files into the archive (create the archive)
Unpack		- to extract files from the archive
Test		- to test files in the archive
Append		- any string,  which  will be added to end of command
		  line  Pack,  Unpack,  Test.  For compatibility with
		  stupid archives.
		  Example, for .ZIP archive format:
Id	00,504b
Ext	ZIP
Pack	pkzip.exe -a -r -p -whs
Unpack	pkunzip.exe -e -d
Test	pkunzip.exe -t
---
3. Command line
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ACVT [ArcName] [Mask] [@FileList] [switches]
ArcName/Mask    - name of archive or  mask.  Multiple are allowed.
FileList	- list of files. Multiple are allowed.
/???		- extension of destination archive.  All extensions, 
		  listed in the  file configurations,  are allowable 
		  values.
/id		- detect achive files by ID.
/ext		- detect achive files by extension.
/r[-]		- convert archives in subdirectories.
/k[+]		- keep archive time.
/t[-]		- test archive after conversion.
/d:[Drive:][Path]
                - destination subdirectory for archives.
/?		- brief help.
The parameters of the command line have  the greater priority,  than
installation in the file of a configuration.
Examples:
	ACVT *.rar /zip /r
	ACVT somefil1.ha somefil2.zip somefil3.arj /uc2 /k-
	ACVT *.* /id /d:C:\ARCHIVES
	ACVT @vc.lst
4. Copyright
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
This Program is distributed as  FreeWare for noncommercial use.  All
rights  on  the ACVT program belong to Sergey Chehuta.
You are encouraged to distribute the original and unmodified package
freely, in any form and on any media, provided you do not charge any
fee for the Program itself.
The  Program could  be included  in CDROM  collections, subscription
download areas,  BBS packages, provided  it remains in  its complete
and unmodified original archive.
The inclusion  of the Program  as part of  a software package  to be
distributed always requires a special distribution license.
                      D I S C L A I M E R
The Program is provided on an  "as is" basis without warranty of any
kind, expressed or implied, including but not limited to the implied
warranties of merchantability and  fitness for a particular purpose.
The person using  the software bears all risk as  to the quality and
performance of the Program.
The  author  will  not  be   liable  for  any  special,  incidental,
consequential, indirect  or similar damages  due to loss of  data or
any other reason.
5. Support sites and contact info
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
http://cdbf.hypermart.net/acvt/
Copyright (c) Sergey Chehuta
Email: sergey@amodem.sumy.ua     
FIDO:           2:4614/46.56 | 
      
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