Unzipping ADF files

29 March 2006, 19:07

How do you unzipp ADF files?

I cant get ADF veiw to work any other programs do it?

lopos2000 · 29 March 2006, 19:38

Use Total Commander with the AmigaDx plug in.

Paul · 29 March 2006, 19:40

Or....

Why not use WinUAE?

Add directory in Hard Drives properties.

Add Workbench.adf to DF0 if you don’t have a harddisk setup like AIAB/Amiga SYS

Add you adf to spare drive (DF1)

Boot workbench, open your adf, goto Show > All files, open HD, copy files (drag, drop)

http://cpc464.back2roots.org/page07.htm

29 March 2006, 19:40

what web site can i download Total Commander from?

lopos2000 · 29 March 2006, 19:55

You find Total Commander here

30 March 2006, 17:29

I installed Tcommand and the plug in and when I click on the file nothing happens.
Maybe i havent installed the plug in right or somthing.
Ill try the winuae way but whhat workbech should i get there is afew versions.
Anyone one else got any other programs to veiw the ADF files?

DamienD · 30 March 2006, 17:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by lisaspinks

I installed Tcommand and the plug in and when I click on the file nothing happens.
Maybe i havent installed the plug in right or somthing.
Ill try the winuae way but whhat workbech should i get there is afew versions.
Anyone one else got any other programs to veiw the ADF files?

If I remember there's a procedure to get the plugin working, something like copy the plugin to \plugins directory and then go to the options, find the plugin part and add in the file extension. Something like that. Can't tell you exactly as I'm at work and it's on my home PC...

I'm sure one of the other users here can clarify

DamienD · 30 March 2006, 23:24

Ok, try this:

... Download and extract the file "AmigaDX.wcx" from the archive "amigadx.zip" to \TotalCmd\Plugins\WCX.
... Run Total Commander.
... Select Configuration --> Options.
... From under Operation click Plugins.
... From under Packer plugins (.WCX) click the Configure button.
... Now type adf in the box next to "All files with extension (ending with)".
... Click New type..., and then select AmigaDX.wcx.
... Click Ok.

You should be read to view file and ultimately extract files from some .adf files

*** post edited ***

bippym · 30 March 2006, 23:33

That is Amigados adf's!

Most games are non-dos!

Anubis · 31 March 2006, 13:15

I was just about to say, but Bippym was faster.

Only Amiga DOS ADFs you can open with ADF view or with any other option suggested here.

DamienD · 31 March 2006, 22:06

I'll readily admit that I'm no expert when it come to different types of amiga disk formats...

Thanks for the correction guys

16 April 2006, 13:51

Anyone know how to move a file into a sub directory?

quahappy · 16 April 2006, 21:58

If your talking Amiga files.... There are several ways but the simplest way is to boot up WinUAE with 3.1 Workbench and open DOpus (located at bottom of Workbench screen). This program allows you to copy/move/delete files and a whole lot more.

If i'm wrong then somebody shoot me!!!

29 March 2006, 19:07	#1
lisaspinks Posts: n/a	Unzipping ADF files How do you unzipp ADF files? I cant get ADF veiw to work any other programs do it?

29 March 2006, 19:40	#3
Paul RIP Friends Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: UK Posts: 2,157	Or.... Why not use WinUAE? Add directory in Hard Drives properties. Add Workbench.adf to DF0 if you don’t have a harddisk setup like AIAB/Amiga SYS Add you adf to spare drive (DF1) Boot workbench, open your adf, goto Show > All files, open HD, copy files (drag, drop) http://cpc464.back2roots.org/page07.htm __________________ The Green Amiga Alien Guides http://guide.abime.net/

30 March 2006, 23:24	#8
DamienD Registered User Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Sydney / London Age: 36 Posts: 5,059	Ok, try this: ... Download and extract the file "AmigaDX.wcx" from the archive "amigadx.zip" to \TotalCmd\Plugins\WCX. ... Run Total Commander. ... Select Configuration --> Options. ... From under Operation click Plugins. ... From under Packer plugins (.WCX) click the Configure button. ... Now type adf in the box next to "All files with extension (ending with)". ... Click New type..., and then select AmigaDX.wcx. ... Click Ok. You should be read to view file and ultimately extract files from some .adf files * post edited * Last edited by DamienD; 31 March 2006 at 22:04.

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29 March 2006, 19:38	#2
lopos2000 Zone Friend Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Cider is best In The West Posts: 1,238	Use Total Commander with the AmigaDx plug in.

29 March 2006, 19:55	#5
lopos2000 Zone Friend Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Cider is best In The West Posts: 1,238	You find Total Commander here

30 March 2006, 17:29	#6
lisaspinks Posts: n/a	I installed Tcommand and the plug in and when I click on the file nothing happens. Maybe i havent installed the plug in right or somthing. Ill try the winuae way but whhat workbech should i get there is afew versions. Anyone one else got any other programs to veiw the ADF files?

30 March 2006, 23:33	#9
bippym Global Moderator Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Derby, UK Age: 37 Posts: 8,141	That is Amigados adf's! Most games are non-dos!

31 March 2006, 13:15	#10
Anubis Duck hunter Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Huntin' Ducks! Age: 40 Posts: 1,786	I was just about to say, but Bippym was faster. Only Amiga DOS ADFs you can open with ADF view or with any other option suggested here.

31 March 2006, 22:06	#11
DamienD Registered User Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Sydney / London Age: 36 Posts: 5,059	I'll readily admit that I'm no expert when it come to different types of amiga disk formats... Thanks for the correction guys

16 April 2006, 13:51	#12
lisaspinks Posts: n/a	Anyone know how to move a file into a sub directory?

16 April 2006, 21:58	#13
quahappy Born again WinUAE user Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: South Yorkshire, UK Age: 45 Posts: 1,346	If your talking Amiga files.... There are several ways but the simplest way is to boot up WinUAE with 3.1 Workbench and open DOpus (located at bottom of Workbench screen). This program allows you to copy/move/delete files and a whole lot more. If i'm wrong then somebody shoot me!!!

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