how do I convert a rar file to a cab file?
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If you have WinRAR you should simply be able to unrar all the files into a temporary location and re-compress them into a cab file.  WinRAR supports both archive types, but I don't think it will do a direct conversion.
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if your using winrar then send as a .rar file. Use winzip for zipping files with a .zip file.
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There are several softwares availabl to convert .rm files to wav or mp3 one of them you can use is StreamBox Ripper
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This will take a little bit of programming, but as long as your .RPT files don't need to change after installation/upgrading, you can create resource DLLs that contain binary resources of your .RPT files.\n\nYou can then use Win32 APIs in order to extract the .RPT files to temporary files and use them.  Note that others, with special tools, can get to those files, but they will have to know: a) first where to look for the resources; and b) how to use the tools to extract them.\n\nAnother option is to encrypt the files so that attempting to modify them is useless to the end user.
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You will need the program WinRAR to create a RAR file with a password. \nhttp://www.download.com/3000-2250-10007677.html
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A rar file is basically a folder that contains sub-items or just one item. Let's say I want to share my paint shop pro tubes with you and Ihave more than one category, like animals, fantasy, etcetera.- all those files would be in ONE rar. Does that make sense to you? You do need a program to either save or open them. I personally use and recommend http://www.powerzip.biz/, worth every penny. It does everything for you. Hope this information helps you. Need more, check out the website I just gave you. I have used it for over a year, and have had no problems with it.
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Try here\n\nhttp://www.riverpast.com/en/support/tutorials/convert/rm/wmv.php\n\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/get/rmtomp3.html
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use any of the free music converters available
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hello \n.rar is a file same as .zip. It is a format for compressed files.\nThis type of format can be unzipped using WinRar that can be downloaded from\nhttp://www.download.com/3000-2250-10007677.html \n1. download it\n2. install it \n3. and use it similar to winzip
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Real file format is tough to convert.  I have old convertor that can do it but they are not available in the Web world anymore.  I kept one of my pc running Windows 2000 because of that.
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I dont think u can do any direct convertion.\n \nFirst extract the sis file with any SISAR tool or any other tool \nAter that use jar tool to jar the extracted files
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Try using this Software\n\nMagic RM RAM to MP3 Converter 2.5(Free)\nWebsite: http://www.magicvideo.net/\n\nALO RM to MP3 Converter(Shareware)\nWebsite: http://www.download2you.com/details_page.asp?titleID=12541\n\n\nThree Tools (Not Free)\nhttp://www.mp3towav.org/mp3-to-rm.asp\n\nRM to MP3 WAV Converter (Trail)\nhttp://www.jklnsoft.com/rm-to-mp3-converter/
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http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLG,GGLG:2006-11,GGLG:en&q=compress+in+cab+format
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You can use Xilisoft to conver RM File format to 3gp.\n\nIt has abelity to convert any media format to 3gp\n\nyou can download trial verson of the application from the below site
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RAR files have to be de-compressed using a program like Winrar and SWF files have to be converted to a format that can be read by your media player...
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its all right.the file is chopped into little bits for easy transfer and for max compression.u have to extract the files and delete ra files.(your choice).\nu will have a iso file or mdf as a result.if its iso u can burn using any burning tool but if it is mdf then u should use alcohol 120%.\nits a dvd i think so better check it out.
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Generally the .cab files are pretty large.  You would probably have a hard time finding them.  Does the disc you are installing from look damage?  Maybe you can try and repair it if so.  You could also try installing on a different computer.  Then you can copy over the needed files.  I have had that work in the past.\n\nIs this on a floppy disk?  If so, you can try and repair the disk.  Just do a scandisk on the disk itself.  If it is a CD, then try and get a repair kit.