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###################################################################### ######### JetCommander VERSION 2.0 HELPFILE (c) KLOSEK 1995-96 ###### ###################################################################### >500 ## JetCommander GENERAL HELP ############################ GENERAL KEY ASSIGNMENTS : ESC or F10 Cancel and end CTRLENTER Append current file to the command line CR Executes the current file with the preference extension ALT-F8 pops up the command history to choose a previously entered command. CTRL-E and CTRL-X shows the last entered commands in the command line using a ring buffer. INSERT Selects/deselects the current file/directory CTRL_F1 : Switch on/off the left window CTRL_F2 : Autoview on/off CTRL_F3 : Sort list by name CTRL_F4 : Sort by extension CTRL_F5 : Sort by name CTRL_F6 : Sort by size CTRL_F7 : Sort by unsorted CTRL_F8 : Toggles display CTRL_F9 : Print file(s) CTRL_F10 : Show user function keys, toggles 3*6 Keys (SETUP) CTRL_O : Switch on/off all windows CTRL_E : Commandhistory in the commandline CTRL_X : " " CTRL-R : Refresh the current window CTRL_Q : Small / Large window CTRL PAGEUP : cd .. CTRL Backspace : cd \ SHIFT-F2 : Count all Directorysizes SHIFT-F3 : Toggles window mode CURSORMOVEMENT IN THE COMMANDLINE : CTRL-E CTLR-RIGHT = RIGHT CTRL-S CTLR-LEFT = LEFT BACKSPACE CTRL-HOME = HOME CTRL-END = END Short summary of mouse functions : File-window: Double-click left executes file with preference extension Single click left moves the mouse cursor Single click right selects the file or directory Moving the mouse while pressing the right button selects all files hit. Select a command of the command window (last two lines) with a single left button click executes the command with the actual file. Single click in a dialog box moves the cursor to the field Double click left activates the dialog box function Commands in the filewindow --------------------------- CTRL-R : Refresh the actual directory SHIFT-F3 : Toggles window mode CTRL-F2 : Autoviewmode on/off F2 : Pop up userpulldown F3 : View files with internal or external viewer F4 : Edit files with external or internal editor if no one is defined in SETUP. F5 : Copies file(s)/directory (ies) F6 : Move/Renames file(s) or directory (ies) F7 : Make a new directory or directory path F8 : Deletes file(s) and/or directories F9 : Menu bar F10 : End JetCommander / exit list ALT+ A..Z : Goto File starting with the character A...Z TAB, SHIFT-TAB Changes the active window, file-window <-> tree -window or file-window-1 <-> file-window-2 NUM + : Filemask for file window, if you enter a empty mask *.* is default. Multiple masks are separated with ; 1. f.ex.'*.txt;*.dok;*.bat' 2. '*.' all files without extension 3. Inverse Masks are possible with <. f.ex.: '<*.bak' shows all files not matching *.bak 4. Combinations are possible like : '*.txt,<*.bak,*.c' Each window got a own filemask NUM - : Unselect all files NUM * : Invert selection ALT-F1 : Changes the filedisplay mode long/short ALT-F2 : Shows all drives available for change drive ALT_F5 : Compress files to an archive ALT_F6 : Decompress complete archive ALT-F7 : Search text in files ALT_F8 : Search files / files containing text ALT_F9 : Choose a directory (Setup) ALT-F10 : Show directory tree, change path >2 #### JetCommander DIRECTORYTREE ############################ DIRECTORYTREE --------------- + or F5 : Expands/reads the tree starting at the current directory for one subdirectory level - or F6 : Collapse the subdirectorytree below the current directory. * or F3 : Expands/reads all subdirectories starting at the current directory. a-z : If you enter any char the cursor is positioned automatically on the next entry matching the mask.If no entry is found, the char is ignored. The search mask is displayed at the bottom of the window. ALT_G : Searches the next directory matching the mask. ALT_D : Deletes the actual Seachmask CTRL-R : Reads the tree again F07 : Creates a directory below actual cursor. PAGE UP/DOW : Goes upward/downward one page. CTRL-PAGE UPDOWN: Go upward/downward to directory of same subdirectory level. CURSOR LEFT : Go to father of actual directory (cd ..) CURSOR RIGHT/DOWN: Move on entry down END : Go to end of the tree ESC : Abort function, (reading the tree) CTRL+Key : Changes drive DELETE : Deletes all Subdirectories below the actual directory including all files after confirmation. >3 ##### INTEGRATED EDITOR ############################## INTEGRATED EDITOR ------------------- F1 : Help F2 : Save file F3 or ALT-L : Mark a line / several lines if one is already marked F4 or ALT-U : Unmark the block F5 or ALT-C : Copy a marked block F6 or ALT-M : Move the marked block F7 or CTRL-I: Search Text case insensitive F8 or ALT-D : Delete a marked block F9 : Show menu F10 or ESC : Quit editor ALT-F2 : Save and Quit the Editor ALT-F3 : activate a filelist and load a new file after selection (selection is just like in normal filelist). SPACE toggles long and short display. TAB opens a editline for entering a filename directly. ALT-F10 : Edit next loaded file CTRL-F10 : Edit previous loaded file ALT-J : Join two lines ALT-W : Save marked block into a file CTRL-F : Search one more time ALT-F7 : Search Text case sensitive (CTRL-S) ALT-K or : Searches, if the cursor is on a bracket CTRL-F7 the matching bracket. CTRL-F3 : shows a filelist with the 200 edited files to select one for editing. ALT-G : Goto Linenumber CTRL-HOME : Goto top of file CTRL-END : Goto end of file CTRL-F : Search again CTRL-BACKSPACE : Deletes current line Menu / Commandmode You can enter the following commands : / : Search string case sensitive \ : Search string ignore case Number : Jump to linenumber n. Any other entry is executed as operating System command. Other Keys PAGE UP, PAGE DOWN, HOME, END, CURSOR, RETURN, INSERT, TAB, SHIFT TAB >4 #### LINEEDITOR ####################################### LINEEDITOR -------------- With the following key combinations the line editor supports some special functions : SHIFT-F1 : Change edit field to upper case SHIFT-F2 : Change edit field to lower case CTRL-CURSOR, CTRL-HOME,CTRL-END, : Moves the cursor HOME, END, CURSOR, RETURN, INSERT >50 Start a DOS/OS2 Shell. Enter exit to return to the program. >52 USERPULLDOWN -------------- You can define a Userpulldown in an ASCII file (JC.DAT, JC2.DAT) DEFINITION OF THE USERPULLDOWN -------------------------------- The definitions are must have an initial character '>' The hotkey for activating is marked by a leading ^. Hard coded entries : P> pulldownheader E> pulldownentry D> definition line # comment without > or # = command line MAIN PULLDOWN DEFINITIONS ---------------------------- D> XPOS = nr upper left corner of pulldown D> YPOS = nr upper left corner of pulldown D> XWIDTH = nr minimal width of pulldown MAIN ENTRY DEFINITIONS ----------------------- D> SWAP = 0 swap main program for execution off D> SWAP = 1 on D> WINDOW = 0 display a window for execution off D> WINDOW = 1 on D> WINXPOS = nr upper left corner of execution window D> WINYPOS = nr D> WINXWIDTH = nr window x width D> WINYWIDTH = nr window y width D> CURSOR = 1 activate cursor in window D> WAIT = 0/1 wait after execution D> PARAMETER = 0/1 enter a parameter for execution the parameter is inserted at % in the command string MULTIPLE COMMANDS IN A PULLDOWN LINE ------------------------------------ You can enter several commands separated with a ;. The single commands are executed sequential. EXAMPLE OF AN USERPULLDOWN -------------------------------- P> Userpulldown D> XPOS = 20 D> YPOS = 5 D> XWIDTH = 20 E> ^DOS D> SWAP = 0 D> WINDOW = 1 D> WINXPOS = 2 D> WINYPOS = 1 D> WINXWIDTH = 70 D> WINYWIDTH = 20 D> CURSOR = 1 command.com E> ^Editor D> SWAP = 1 D> CURSOR = 1 D> PARAMETER = 1 vi %; E> ^Viruscheck D> SWAP = 1 D> WINDOW = 0 D> WAIT = 1 c:;cd \scan;scan86; >51 ABOUT JetCommander -------------- JetCommander is a Filemanager for OS/2 and DOS. It allows a unique operation in both Operating Systems. It is possible to define some programs already in use for different jobs. (Editor, Wordprocessing..) Short description of the features : - Available for DOS and OS/2 - JetCommander is designed for daily usage and simplifies working with different files with single Shortcut Keys. - JetCommander a small program with 480KB Harddisk usage. - JetCommander is saving the directory trees on disk. The program reads the tree only if the user wants it. Define your own programs for usage : ------------------------------------- - Editor - File Viewer Start of big programs with a rest of ca. 3KB of resident memory usage. function summary ----------------- - archivefunctions Archive are treated like directories - edit - copy copy files from HPFS or NFS to FAT with automatic file name conversion from longnames (only OS/2). Extended attributes are copied too. (only OS/2) - delete - files - complete directories, including subdirectories - view file - execute a dos command - command history - execute a program - wordprocessing - compare files - date and size as criteria different files are selected for further operations. (effective update function) - file differences - text search in ASCII an binary files - file display with/without size and attributes - set file date time and attribute - date, time and dos version display - display of actual path, the directory size, the size of all selected files - show directory tree - file find . The files are displayed in a normal file list for further operations. - Text search in files. Files are also displayed in a file list. - User defined pulldown activated via hotkey Definition in ASCII file "JC.DAT", "JC2.DAT" - Sorted file display with following criteria : - alphabetic - date - size - extension - unsorted - mode - screen save after n minutes without an activity. Technical data -------------- Hard- Software requirements : - IBM compatible PC/AT - CGA/EGA/VGA or Hercules Graphic adapter - Disk usage about 480kB. - MS-DOS > 3.0 or OS/2 V1.x and V2.x > V6.4 need OS/2 > 2.x cause it is a 32 Bit program - min. 356kB main memory (DOS) >60 Quit the program With this function you quit this program. >61 Set file attributes/time -------------------------- Set the file attributes SYSTEM, READONLY, HIDDEN, ARCHIVE and the file date and time. The display is updated immediately and shows the new settings. >62 Copy files ---------------- With this function you can copy a file, all selected files or a whole directory. After activating you can enter a destination path in the command line. The path last entered is displayed as default. If you enter a new not existing path the path will be created after a positive confirmation. With this possibility you can create a whole path including subdirectories. Destination : c:\text\x\y\z The complete path will be created. If you enter a illegal path or press the CURSOR UP key, the directory tree is displayed for choosing a destination path. >63 Delete Files ---------------- With this function you can delete files or directories. If the cursor is positioned on a directory entry, the whole directory including all subdirectories is delete after confirmation. >64 Search strings in files ------------------------- This function searches strings in ASCII or binary files. If the string is in the file, a window is displayed with the text. The following commands are possible : ESC : Cancel operation, no search operation in other selected files s : skip File and continue searching in other selected files i : invalid entry h : change to hex display e : edit file, the integrated editor jumps to the fist occurrence of the search string in the specific file >65 Execute commands ------------------- Executes a command. With CURSOR UP a command history of the already entered commands is displayed. You can choose one command of that list with Cursor and Return. If there is any combination of a command and the fileextension defined in the preference file the command is added to the filename. >66 Define the filemask -------------------- Set the filemask for the file window. If you enter nothing *.* is default. It is possible to enter multiple filemasks separated with ;. Even inverse masks are available. f.ex. : *.c;*.h;*.dok; = *.c + *.h + *.dok or : <*.obj;<*.exe all files without *.obj and *.exe >67 Program quick start ---------------------- The command defined for the given fileextension in the preference file is immediately executed. >68 File rename ------------- With this function you can rename a file or directory. >69 Set a file selection mask ---------------------------- Set a file selection mask. If you enter nothing *.* is default. It is possible to enter multiple filemasks separated with ;. Even inverse masks are available. f.ex. : *.c;*.h;*.dok; = *.c + *.h + *.dok or : <*.obj;<*.exe all files without *.obj and *.exe >70 Execute a command with all selected files ------------------------------------------------------ You can enter a command in the commandline. The filename of all selected files are inserted at the place of the % char. for example : pkzip -a dummy % If you use 2 %, then the filename is inserted without the fileextension. for example : del \x\y\objs\%%.obj. >71 Move Files or directories ---------------------------- Move selected files or directories in another directory. >72 Edit Files ------------- Edits one ore all selected files with the external editor. If no external editor is defined in SETUP, the internal editor is used >73 Copy with subdirectories -------------------------- Copies all files matching the filemask to the destination directory including all subdirectories. The files in the current directory are copied as well. >74 Count directory size --------------------------- Its possible to calculate the size of a whole directory including all subdirectories on directory entry in the file list. In long display mode (ALT-F1 to toggle) the size is then displayed just like a normal file size. Its also possible to calculate the sizes of all directories actually displayed in the file list. The display changes automatically to long display mode. With this function you can calculate the disk usage of certain programs. >75 Refresh Directory ---------------------- Read the current directory and refreshes the display. >76 Count All Directory Sizes --------------------------- Calculates the sizes of all Directories actually displayed in the file list. The display changes automatically to long display mode. With this function you can calculate the disk usage of certain programs. >77 Next Filelist --------------------------- A new filelist is opened on top of the actual one. All selections in the active list are kept. You can see the list number in brackets. ESC closes the list and returns to the previous list. >78 Make Directory --------------------------- Makes one or multiple directories. You may enter a complete path including several not existing subdirectories. >79 Change Display Mode --------------------------- Changes the actual window display mode of JetCommander. SHIFT-F3 changes the mode online. >81 File Autoview --------------------------- Switch on/off the automatic file viewer. Running in 2 filelist window mode, the actual file is displayed after a short time in the window not active. TAB activates the Viewerwindow to scroll in the file. Working in the Singlefilelist or Filelist/Treemode the file is displayed on top of the Filewindow. >80 File Hexview --------------------------- Shows the file in hex. The display toggles to normal ASCII mode after entering H. >82 Print file(s) --------------------------- Prints the current ore all selected files to the printerport defined in SETUP. The printjob may be canceled with ESC. >83 Select files --------------------------- All files, matching the mask are selected Multiple masks may be entered separated with a ; . Inverse masks are possible with a < character leading. f.ex. : *.c;*.h;*.dok; = *.c + *.h + *.dok or : <*.obj;<*.exe all files without *.obj and *.exe >84 Compare directories --------------------------- Compares the contents of the two filewindows (if visibly) and marks different files. >85 File -> Wordprocessing --------------------------- Activates the program defined in SETUP->Wordprocessing with the current or all files selected. >86 File -> Execute --------------------------- Executes the current file or executes a command with all files selected. You can enter the command in the command line The filename of the selected files is placed at the position of % . f.ex. : copy % a:\xxx If you choose 2 %% the filename is inserted without the fileextension f.ex. : del %%.obj >100 Setup editor ------------ Please enter the complete path of the external fileeditor. After Return the path is checked for existence of the program. If no program is entered, the internal editor is used. >101 Setup file viewer ------------------ Please enter the complete path of the external fileviewer. After Return the path is checked for existence of the program. If no program is entered, the internal viewer is used. >102 Setup wordprocessing ----------------------- Please enter the complete path of your wordprocessing program. After Return the path is checked for existence of the program. >103 Setup hexeditor ---------------- Please enter the complete path of the external fileeditor. After Return the path is checked for existence of the program. >104 Setup file differences ----------------------- Please enter the complete path of the program for finding file differences (diff). After Return the path is checked for existence of the program. >107 Setup colors -------------- Definition of all color settings. Change the background color with CURSOR UP/DOWN and the foreground color with CURSOR LEFT/RIGHT. You have to accept the new color setting for a specific color with RETURN and save the setup. The main window is redisplayed with the new color after restarting the program. >108 Save setup ------------- Save all setup data. >109 Setup sort mode ---------------- Defines the sort criteria for the filelist. You can choose : alphabetic date and time file size file extension unsorted mode /selected files in front >110 Setup darkscreen ---------------------- Define a time in minutes before the screen display is switched off. In darkscreen mode a random pixel picture is displayed. >111 Setup userlevel ---------------- In BEGINNER Level the files with SYSTEM- and HIDDEN attribute are not displayed. This offers more security so that they can't be deleted by an user error. In PROFESSIONAL Mode files are deleted without security question !!. And even on program exit no question occurred. >112 Setup function keys ----------------------- This function allows the definition of commands for 18 function keys three times F5 - F10. For each function key a 9 character comment string is available. After activating the function key assignment with INSERT this comment is displayed. Multiple commands are separated with a ';'. The actual file is placed at the position of '%'. If you use '%%' the filename without extension is inserted. F.e: F05 Comment : ZIP F05 : pkzip -a %%.zip %;del % >113 Setup Preferences --------------------- JetCommander allows the combination of Fileextension and commands via preferences. After QUICK START or COMMAND the preference file is searched. If the file extension is combined with a command, the command will immediately executed or displayed in the command line. Wildcards may be used in the extension to define a command for several files. The example shows as last entry the definition " * [JCVIEW]" to activate the internal viewer for all files not matching previous definitions. You may use the internal viewer with [JCVIEW] and the internal editor with [JCEDIT]. >114 Setup Display Mode --------------------- With this function you can select the display mode for JetCommander. JetCommander offers 3 different display modes. - One File Window - File Window and Directory window - Two File Windows >115 Setup Directories --------------------- It is possible to define 10 directories for quick access from the file list using the hotkeys CTRL-F01...CTRL-F10. In addition to this a dialog box pops up after entering a dot '.' for selection of one directory. >116 Setup Clockdisplay --------------------- Clock display with or without seconds. In addition a 12/24 hours display is available. >117 Setup Filedisplay --------------------- Select one of three possible display modes in the filelist, normally switched with the space key. Saving setup stores this for default. >118 Setup Videomode --------------------------- Activate 80*25 or 80*50 Column/Line mode. Attention : The mouse fields are treated correctly after a restart of JetCommander. >119 Setup Printer ------------------- Enter the number of the printerport you want to print to. >120 >121 Setup Archiveprograms ------------------------ To use the archive features JetCommander must know some definitions of the archivers you prefer to use. These one are entered in a external ASCII file JC2.ASE or JC.ASE for all archive types. JetCommander works with ZIP, ARJ, LHA and ZOO Archive. JetCommander distinguishes the following fileextensions : ZIP, ARJ, LHA, LZH, ZOO The definitions includes : - Path of the archive program for compression - Path of the archive program for decompression - Command to add a file to the archive - Command to delete a file in the archive - Command to extract a file from the archive - Command to list archive - Two dummy commands (for future use) >200 Save File ---------------- Stores the actual file. It is possible to enter a new name. >201 Quit File ---------------- Exit actual file without saving the file. >202 Save File and quit ---------------------------- Saves the actual File and quit. A new name can be entered. >203 Rename File ----------------------------- >204 Load File ---------------- With this function a small filewindow is displayed to select a file for editing. The basic function is similar to the normal file window. >205 Activate next/previous file ---------------------------------- >206 Command mode ------------------------- Entering ESC opens at the bottom of the window a edit field for a a command. If the command is not a internal editcommand, it is executed from the operating system. >207 Start a shell ---------------- Exit to the operating system. >208 File print ---------------- >209 Define Keywords --------------------------- Five group of keyword colors are available (type 1-5). Comments are treated separate. All word separators are single char keywords and have to be defined, except the space character. Special types : Start of comment type 20 End of comment type 22 Single line comment type 21 All keyword definitions for all filetypes are entered in one file. The F> statement shows the definition of the fileextension for the following carate block. The keywords until the next F> appears are all valid for the current file extension (type). Syntax of one carate definition KEYWORD , TYPE Example: Definition of some Keywords for *.C,*.CPP,*.H and *.HPP files F> C,CPP,H,HPP /* ,20 // ,21 */ ,22 % ,4 " ,4 . ,4 / ,4 if ,1 do ,2 for ,2 while ,2 continue ,2 #undef ,3 defined ,3 sizeof ,4 default ,4 goto ,4 #pragma , 5 The color of the keywords may not be defined in this version. >220 Copy a block --------------- Copies the marked block under the cursor position. >221 Delete a block --------------- Deletes the marked block. This function works only in the actual file. >222 Move a block --------------- Moves the marked block under the cursor position. >223 Mark a block ---------------- Marks a Block of lines. (right mouse button) >224 Unmark a block -------------------- >225 Save marked block in file -------------------------- >226 Print block -------------------------- The block marked is printed to the printer defined in SETUP. >230 Delete line --------------- Deletes one line (CTRL-BACKSPACE) >231 Paste Screenpuffer -------------------- >240 Search a test case sensitive ------------------------------ This function searches a text in the file for exact match. All search hits are marked in the file. Shortkey CTRL-S. >241 Search a text case insensitive ------------------------------- This function searches a text in the file case insensitive. Shortkey CTRL-I. >242 Search text again ------------------ The text searched before is searched again in the same searchmode. Shortkey CTRL-F. >243 Edited Files -> Picklist ------------------------------------- This function shows a filelist with the last 100 edited files for selection for editing. >244 Search brackets ------------------- If the cursor is placed on a Bracket {}[](), ALT-K searches the closing/opening bracket. >260 Fileviewer ------------- With the integrated fileviewer, files can be shown in ASCII and HEX-Mode. H : toggles between ASCII/HEX mode * : Shows only printable characters A : Shows in ASCII Mode only Strings (strings in binary files) w : Long lines are wrapped CURSOR LEFT/RIGHT scrolls window HOME/END/PAGE UP-DOWN to move cursor in the file >300 Setup userlevel ---------------- >301 Advanced Userlevel ------------------- >302 Display mode : One list -------------------------- Only one big window with all files is displayed >303 Display mode: One list and directory tree --------------------------------------------- One file window and the directory tree are displayed together >304 Display mode: Two filelists ------------------------------ Two filelists are displayed parallel >305 Clock display without seconds ------------------------------ >306 Clock display with seconds ------------------------------ >309 Sort Filedisplay ------------------------------ >310 File display with attributes ------------------------------ >311 Long filedisplay ------------------------------ >400 Compare files ------------------ Compare all selected files of the list (global list) with a destination directory. File date, time size and existence will be compared. Files with differences are selected after execution. The state of the file is displayed as : or OLD : source file older than destination file or NEW : source file newer than destination file - or --- : file not existent in destination directory < or <<< : file smaller than in destination directory but same date and time. > or >>> : file bigger than in destination directory but same date and time. >401 File differences -------------------------- This command compared files using the program entered in setup for file differences. The output can be redirected (CON for console default). >402 Filefind ---------------- Locating files on one drive. You have to enter the path and the search mask in the edit window, for example Search : c:\*.exe Search : .\*.c Search : .\*.[c-h] The files matching the mask are displayed in a global filelist for further executions with the normal program file functions. If you enter nothing *.* is default. If you don't enter a directory the search starts at the root \ . Multiple filemasks are possible and have to be separated with a ;. Even inverse masks are possible. f.ex. : *.c;*.h;*.dok; = *.c + *.h + *.dok or : <*.obj;<*.exe all files without *.obj and *.exe >403 Move files ------------------ Moves files and/or directories to another path/drive. >404 Command recursive ------------------ Enter a command and a filemask in the dialog box. All files matching the file mask are executed with the given command. >405 Search Text Recursive ------------------------ This function searches a text in all files matching the entered file mask. The files are inserted to a global file list for further operations. >406 Split file ------------------------ This functions splits big files into single smaller pieces, for storing them f.ex. on a floppy disk. The single parts got the filename and a numeric extension. If you select the option optimal size, the maximum space on floppy disk is chosen for the file size. >407 Build file ------------------------ This function builds the original big file out of the single files generated by split files. The function must be activated with file cursor on a splitted file (numeric Extension). You can build the destination file directly from floppy disk to harddisk. >408 Write filelist --------------------------- Saves the current filelist in a file for documentation purposes. Entering PRN or LPTx prints the filelist. The filelist is saved in the current display mode (with/without size...) >409 Userpulldown --------------------------- >410 Open archive ------------------ Opens an archive (ZIP,ARJ,LHA,ZOO,LZH) just like a directory. Several functions of the normal filewindow may be used directly in the archive. Supported functions : VIEW, EDIT, WORDPROC, COPY, DELETE, AUTOVIEW TEXT SEARCH, See SETUP -> ARCHIVPROGRAMS The functions mentioned above need for temporary decompression the directory TMP or TEMP set to a directory with enough free space. >411 Compress files ---------------------- Compresses the current or all selected files to an archive. The default archive type is ZIP. This may be overwritten entering a new name with the desired extension (ARJ,LHA,ZOO,LZH). (See Setup/Archiveprograms) >412 Drive information ---------------------- Some useful drive information is shown for the available drives. The drive letter, drive label, free drive space, total drive space and the current directory is displayed. >414 Decompress archive ------------------------ This function allows to decompress a complete archive to a path specified with ALT-F6.