Toolset for Amiga archives for PC

20 June 2007, 12:47

Hello!

Could someone point me to a set of PC tools, allowing extracting of archived/packed Amiga/Amiga related formats?
I am looking both for platform-native formats and disk-image storage formats.
I mean formats like DMS, LZX, ADF or PowerPacker.

Also I look for similar toolset for C64.

The purpose is to extend support of a PC tool UniversalExtractor to Amiga & C64 related formats.

TIA

a_t

s2325 · 20 June 2007, 12:49

xdms, adf view

lopos2000 · 20 June 2007, 13:13

Use Total Commander ---> Linky

TikTok · 20 June 2007, 16:30

Wow, browsing through the Total Commander plugin page I see it now has an LZX plugin too. Thats good news - the previous Win95 port of LZX only supported 8.3 filenames

Still, it would be good to have nice 'native' versions of some of these programs....Total Commander's interface doesn't do much for me...

Sune Salminen · 20 June 2007, 16:43

ConGo SE is a Windows shell extension for working with C64 file formats.

http://www.editorix.org/congo/html/c...extension.html

It's pretty cool and easy to work with. Though it crashed a few times last time I was using it. I used it to make some .d64 compilations with my favorite games. There's also a plug-in for it that allows you to import C64 graphics into Photoshop.

20 June 2007, 12:47	#1
another_two Posts: n/a	Toolset for Amiga archives for PC Hello! Could someone point me to a set of PC tools, allowing extracting of archived/packed Amiga/Amiga related formats? I am looking both for platform-native formats and disk-image storage formats. I mean formats like DMS, LZX, ADF or PowerPacker. Also I look for similar toolset for C64. The purpose is to extend support of a PC tool UniversalExtractor to Amiga & C64 related formats. TIA a_t

20 June 2007, 16:43	#5
Sune Salminen Dinamáquina Join Date: May 2002 Location: BH/Brasil Age: 49 Posts: 370	ConGo Shell Extension ConGo SE is a Windows shell extension for working with C64 file formats. http://www.editorix.org/congo/html/c...extension.html It's pretty cool and easy to work with. Though it crashed a few times last time I was using it. I used it to make some .d64 compilations with my favorite games. There's also a plug-in for it that allows you to import C64 graphics into Photoshop.

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