Pack-X Download With Full Crack is a simple compressed self-extracting executables creator.
Install a compressed file with the following command:
Pack-X C:\myFile.exe
or:
Pack-X -i C:\myFile.exe
The -i (uninstall) option is useful in uninstall operations.
Pack-X supports many of the following extensions:
.exe
.zip
.gz
.rlo
.7z
.7z2
.7z3
.rar
.zipx
.tzx
.lzo
.war
.sfx
.rvk
.sfx
.lzfx
.bsz
.lzh
.taz
.tzh
.trz
.tzh
.bz2
.tbz2
.bzr
.xz
.tar.bz2
.tar.gz
.tar.lz
.tgz
.tar.xz
.tbxz
.tlz
.tbz
.txz
.txz2
.tlz2
.tlz3
.tlz4
.tbxz
.tbzr
.txzr
.tlzr
.txzr
.lzf
.bzf
.txf
.tgf
.lzg
.bzg
.txg
.tgz
.tar.bz2.Z
.7z.H
.RAR.Z
.ZIP.P7S
.ZIP.PK
.ZIP.Z
.ZIP.ZC
.TAR.Z
.ZIP.ZS
.ZIP.ZST
.ZIP.ZSTV
.LZH
.BZ2
.BZH
.XZ
.MXZ
.Z
.CAB
.CHM
.MDB
.MDB6
.MDG
.MDF
.MDB
.MDF
.MSG
.MTX
.RAR
.TAB
.VHD
.VHS
.MTV
.MTVH
.MTX
.MTVH
.MTVM
.MTVM
.MTVM
.MTVH
Pack-X Crack + Activation Code With Keygen X64
Pack-X is a Windows program that creates.PACKX archives. Pack-X can quickly and easily create self-extracting.PKG files for Windows.NET applications. This allows end users to quickly download Windows applications and other software to their computer.
The pack-x application can easily create a self-extracting executable file for any type of Windows application (ex. BORL, CCMS, Microsoft.NET, WADL, Windows SDK, etc.) using.NET Framework 4.5. A primary goal of Pack-X is to make it easy for end users to install.NET applications.
Pack-X is simply a Windows application with a convenient GUI. Pack-X compresses files on your computer into.PKG archives. The.PKG files contain a self-extracting.EXE file. In order to run an application, double-click the.PKG files. This will allow you to install the.NET application.
Pack-X also has an option to create self-extracting ZIP files. If you run Pack-X with an argument that specifies a.ZIP output file path, Pack-X will create a self-extracting ZIP file.
Pack-X Version 6.0 is a completely rewritten version that adds support for.NET Framework 4.5. Pack-X supports both 64-bit Windows (x86 and x64) and 32-bit Windows (i386).
Installation:
1) Download the.EXE installer from the download page and place it in a directory that you will have write permissions to.
2) Double-click on the installer to start the program.
3) Choose the directory where you wish to install the executable files created by Pack-X.
4) If your application requires a directory other than the default, just change the directory setting.
5) Choose the desired options.
Basic features:
1) Full version is for.NET Framework 4.5 (x86, x64 and i386), but this works on all versions of.NET Framework 4 as well.
2) Compress a directory to create an archive.
3) Create a new pack-x archive. (More info: right-click on pack-x program icon in the system tray, then choose ‘New Pack-X Archive’)
4) Zip an archive to create a zip archive. (More info: right-click on pack-x program icon in the
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Pack-X Crack+ Activation Code With Keygen [Win/Mac] [2022]
Pack-X is a simple utility to create compressed self-extracting executables that can be used to create installation self-executables for Windows 95/98/NT/ME/2000 systems.
Pack-X is essentially a no-frills and powerful alternative to the infamous WinZip. It is simple to use. Just create a text file with the name of your zip file and the desired message in the file. You then use the command line tool packx.exe and specify the location of the text file as an argument.
Pack-X takes advantage of the Windows Installer technology, thus an installer can be created. As such an uninstall will also be created.
Pack-X allows the creation of auto-installers for Windows 95/98/NT/ME/2000.
Pack-X Homepage:
Disclaimer:
Please note that this program has NOT been tested on Windows CE or Pocket PC’s. It was tested on the following versions of Windows:
95, 98, NT, ME, 2K
The zip file is self-extracting. However, it must be run with the command line exe-file package:pack-x.exe command (Command syntax: package:pack-x [myuninstall.txt] [myprogram.exe] [myprogram.dll] [myprogram.ini] [myprogram.exe.config] [myprogram.exe.local] [myprogram.exe.nfo] [myprogram.exe.scr] [myprogram.pif] [myprogram.exe.html] [myprogram.exe.html.local] [myprogram.exe.html.nfo] [myprogram.cfg] [myprogram.txt] [myprogram.xml] [myprogram.nfo] [myprogram.zip] [myprogram.pz] [myprogram.xpt] [myprogram.wxw] [myprogram.exe.rv])
Pack-X 2.15
This program is a freeware that lets you create compressed self-extracting executables for Windows 95/98/2000. Here are the main features of this application.
Pack-X Description:
Pack-X is a very simple utility to create compressed self-extracting executables that can be used to create installation self-executables for Windows 95/98
What’s New in the Pack-X?
Packs files into one archive.
It can merge the contents of several archives, or compress them.
Files can be packed by name or by file-extension.
Files can be moved to the archive’s root directory.
Files can be attached to the archive.
When unpacked, the extracted files may be moved to any directory.
It allows to merge the contents of the archive with the directories of the current working directory.
A standard archive is created when the archive is created.
A trailer is added to the archive before it is compressed.
When the archive is extracted, it will decompress the files in the archive and copy them to the current directory.
Unpacking functions:
You can specify a destination directory with Pack-X.
Pack-X doesn’t require the archive’s root directory to be specified.
Pack-X always unpacks files into the same directory as they were packed.
The archive can be extracted to any directory.
Pack-X can unpack the archive without knowing any information about the archive.
You can specify different archives with Pack-X.
The archive and destination directories can be specified.
The current directory can also be specified.
An archive can also be specified with the -An switch.
The archive can be extracted to any directory.
You can also unpack an archive within another archive.
When unpacking an archive, the contents of all the archives are concatenated together, and then copied to the destination directory.
You can specify multiple archives, and multiple destination directories.
When multiple archives are packed, each is extracted into a different directory, and unpacked in each.
You can extract a directory from an archive.
Unpacking an archive that is extracted into a directory will extract all the files from the archive.
You can extract the contents of an archive to the current directory.
You can extract multiple archives at the same time.
You can extract one archive to a different directory.
Merging functions:
You can merge multiple archives.
You can merge multiple archives to one archive.
When an archive is extracted it will always be extracted to the current directory.
A standard archive is created when you pack an archive.
When you unpack a packed archive, the contents of the archives will be merged.
When you unpack an unpacked archive, the contents of the archive will be extracted to the destination directory.
Any files that do not exist in the destination directory will be created
OS:
Win7 (x64)
Mac OS X 10.10+
Linux (32bit / 64bit)
Processor:
Intel (x86)
AMD (x86)
VIA (x86)
Memory:
4GB RAM
Graphics:
Nvidia GeForce GTX 470 / Radeon HD 5000 series / Intel HD 4000 series (DirectX 11 only)
DirectX:
Version 11
Network:
Broadband Internet connection
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