General

Here you can define how SFPack generally operates:

Name

Description

Process only selected Files

When checked, only selected files will be processed when you hit the GO button. If no file is selected, all will be processed.

Delete Source File

Delete the source file after successful processing. e.g. delete the SF2 file after it has been converted to a SFPack file.

Save Delete

Moves the files into the Recycle Bin instead of really deleting them. This way you can undo the deletion process later (if needed).

Confirm Overwrite

You need to confirm any overwriting of existing files.

Keep Directory Structure

When you pack/unpack to a target folder and this option is checked, the common path of all files is preserved and rebuilt in the target folder.

Continue after error

If there's an error in the processing of a list of files, continue if there are still unprocessed files in the list. If this is unchecked, SFPack stops the processing after any error.

Hide when invoked from shell

When SFPack is started via the special commands added by the shell extension (see Shell) and this is checked, SFPack only displays dialog showing the compression status, otherwise SFPack is started in normal mode (showing the Main Window)

Display Errors (shell)

Display errors when run in "silent mode". If this is unchecked, errors during compression or inflation are ignored.

Name	Description
Process only selected Files	When checked, only selected files will be processed when you hit the GO button. If no file is selected, all will be processed.
Delete Source File	Delete the source file after successful processing. e.g. delete the SF2 file after it has been converted to a SFPack file.
Save Delete	Moves the files into the Recycle Bin instead of really deleting them. This way you can undo the deletion process later (if needed).
Confirm Overwrite	You need to confirm any overwriting of existing files.
Keep Directory Structure	When you pack/unpack to a target folder and this option is checked, the common path of all files is preserved and rebuilt in the target folder.
Continue after error	If there's an error in the processing of a list of files, continue if there are still unprocessed files in the list. If this is unchecked, SFPack stops the processing after any error.
Hide when invoked from shell	When SFPack is started via the special commands added by the shell extension (see Shell) and this is checked, SFPack only displays dialog showing the compression status, otherwise SFPack is started in normal mode (showing the Main Window)
Display Errors (shell)	Display errors when run in "silent mode". If this is unchecked, errors during compression or inflation are ignored.