Restoring Archived Files


•	Archived objects can be accessed by: Shell extension Special links Additional tab under the properties of a file or folder Searching

•	Files that were compressed during archiving, will be decompressed.

•	Compressed files or those with names attributed according to ISO 9660 will be listed with their original names.

•	You can open a file directly with its associated application (as long as it is not spanned over multiple disks). From a compressed file, a read-only copy will be opened in a temporary folder.

•	You can open a folder directly. In the shell extension, a new window of Explorer will be displayed. I In all other cases, the objects within the folder will be listed in the same window.



	Access by shell extension with Explorer



	Access by a link



	Access by properties of a folder to its archived objects with the same name



	Access by an item in a search result list


•	Files and folders that are archived with absolute paths, can be restored to their original places. The driveletter can be changed.

•	Files and folders can be restored in any folder you choose.

•	If a file has been split over multiple disks, the pieces will be joined together.



	Restoring to its original place



	Restoring to an arbitrary place


•	There will be several options if a file orfolder with the same name already exists at the destination.



	Name conflict while restoring a file


•	Properties of a listed item can be displayed. This includes notes entered while archiving and detailsabout storage location.



	Properties of a folder in an archive


•	You can define whether or not the archive attribute will be set after restoring.

•	The original read-only attribute of a file will be restored, even if the archive medium is read-only (e.g. a CD-ROM).

•	If the archived file has been stored on a removable disk, you will be prompted to insert that disk.

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