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Terminus
A Beta version of the Terminus command-line file processor
A Command-Line file processor that functions as a faster console-based version of Windows Explorer. All help documentation can be found within the program. Some features are not yet included, and will come with the release version. -
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The Comic Book Wizard
comic book archive manager
...Some Features: preview each image to be included in the archive automatically convert a folder full of archives such as cbr, rar and zip into cbz archives manage the files going into your cbz archives before being compressed compress files in a directory into either cbz or zip or even both Requirements: - Windows Xp and up - NetFramework 4.0 - x86(32 bit) or 64 bit processor To check up on the latest progress and current planned features please visit: https://www.pivotaltracker.com/s/projects/1025444 -
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This utilities is designed to help organize all the ZIP files you download from Usenet, allowing you to remove the ZIP file wrapper, read the file_id.diz file, select the name of the program, create a folder with that name, and then test the RAR (or equiv
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