Jambo! FAQs

Paul · 31 December 2002, 12:50

I found a few errors in your FAQ's.

The LHA FAQ:

Quote:

Easy! Download This file (141K) and place it in your WB-C folder, no double click to run and it'll self extract, now LHA is on your Amiga!

Easy! Download lha.run (141K) and place it in your WorkBench C: folder, now double click to run and it'll self extract (Or you open up a shell window and type in lha.run and press Return/Enter to extract), now LHA is on your Amiga!

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Open up a shell and cd into the dir with the LHA files you want to extract. Now issue this command :

lha x nameoffile.lha

Should the x be an e

lha e nameoffile.lha

Edit: no error with using lha x see below.

Paul · 31 December 2002, 12:53

The WinFellow FAQ:
A dead link
http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaver.../1473/faq.html

Paul · 31 December 2002, 12:57

The WinUAE FAQ:

Quote:

2) Why is Sidescrolling poor?
I had this problem, but I found a fix!

Load up WinUAE and click on the "Misc" tab. Now untick the "DirectX 6 support" box. Run your game (LucasArts adventure games in my case) and everything should run much faster.

2) Why is Sidescrolling poor In Winuae 8.8r9 or older versions?
I had this problem, but I found a fix!

Load up WinUAE and click on the "Misc" tab. Now untick the "DirectX 6 support" box. Run your game (LucasArts adventure games in my case) and everything should run much faster.

" " show as & quot ;text here& quot ; on step 4.

Hope this helps.

Twistin'Ghost · 31 December 2002, 21:03

Quote:

Originally posted by Paul
Should the x be an e

lha e nameoffile.lha

I have always used x. I can't recall the difference right now and am at work with no WinUAE/WB to check, but x is the proper command.

31 December 2002, 21:08

Yes, x is the correct option (eXtract files with pathnames)

Paul · 01 January 2003, 11:17

Just looked and you can use e or x no wonder I get confused.

That’s a relief as I thought my guides had mistakes, but it works fine with e so I do not need to change them again.

Jambo a pic you could use on lha.run download page.

Twistin'Ghost · 01 January 2003, 14:07

Quote:

Originally posted by Paul
Just looked and you can use e or x no wonder I get confused.

That’s a relief as I thought my guides had mistakes, but it works fine with e so I do not need to change them again.

But for general usage, it's a good idea to get in the habit of using lha with the x, rather than the e because a great many files that are lha'd (ie, on Aminet) are archived with specific directories and without the x, your extracted archive will be worthless. I have no idea why e even exists except for the odd, fringe instance when someone specifically doesn't want the directories created.

Paul · 01 January 2003, 16:23

I'm confused now

The thing is when I used the lha e command it did create new directories

Jambo · 02 January 2003, 21:13

Thanks for that Ian!

Updating everything and added that screenshot

Didn't change the lha x thing though

01 January 2003, 11:17	#6
Paul RIP Friends Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: UK Posts: 2,157	Just looked and you can use e or x no wonder I get confused. That’s a relief as I thought my guides had mistakes, but it works fine with e so I do not need to change them again. Jambo a pic you could use on lha.run download page. Attached Thumbnails Last edited by Paul; 01 January 2003 at 11:41.

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02 January 2003, 21:13	#9
Jambo Yarr! Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: n. A place where something is or could be located; a site. Age: 48 Posts: 112	Thanks for that Ian! Updating everything and added that screenshot Didn't change the lha x thing though

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