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Browse many archives very quickly. Voodoo-X contains an archive history
list, much like the URL history list of a web browser, which allows you to
switch between archives VERY QUICKLY with only three clicks of the left
mouse button.
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View archive contents in three different ways. Linear list, Files+Dirs
or Tree mode. Linear allows you to see each file with its full path,
Files+Dirs allows you to view archive contents as if you were using Dopus
and Tree mode lets you see archives as a tree.
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Configurable filetypes.
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Support for multipart archives.
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View pictures, documents, animations, etc. that are inside archives by
double clicking on them. Doing so will make Voodoo-X extract the selected
file then launch your specified viewer.
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Fast archive searcher. Search inside archives for filename patterns or
file strings.
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Drag one or more archive icons from Workbench into the main window to
browse their contents.
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Virus checking. If you have Georg Hörmann's xvs.library system
installed then you can check archives for file viruses.
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Lots of archiver formats are supported (common ones and obscure
ones).
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Retrieve files from within DMS archives (and other disk based archive
formats too).
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Fast decompression, thanks to XAD. This depends on the XAD client in
use. (Note: The LHA client might be slightly slower than the original LHA
executable. However, the XAD client is more stable and can handle archives
that LHA can't.).
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Very easy to use user interface, thanks to MUI.
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Quickly copy, move or delete archives using pull down menus.
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Nice progress bars. :-)
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Support for embedded archives. You can now browse and view the contents
of that LHA archive inside that DMS archive which is inside that ADF file
that just happens to be inside that big LZX archive (well, you get the
idea anyway :-), with only a few clicks of the mouse.
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