Release: Mass Extract v0.91 Alpha
BootBlock | 1 May, 2008
I’m doing a lot of interface work recently after having purchased a pretty awesome icon pack and creating that Vista-style gradient panel I mentioned a couple of posts back. Today we have a new release of Mass Extract, which incorporates these changes.
Speaking of the panel, I’ll be making the BiQubic.Suite .NET libraries available sometime soon. This suite includes class libraries such as (BiQubic.Suite.)Controls, (etc.)Filesystem, Media, Network, and so on, which provides various useful controls and methods for use in application development. This used to come in the form of the BiQubic.dll library that I linked with 98% of my dotNet apps and was a monolithic 280KB.
I couldn’t be doing with such a bloatfest and so I’ve split everything off into their own libraries and removed a lot of the rubbish that I barely used. I’m still organising the methods into their own classes and writing the XML documentation; once done, there will be a first public release. Source code will come at some point.
View: Mass Extract, BiQubic.Suite
Great program, a few things I wanted to tell you in case you were not aware…
1) the check for updates ALWAYS says there is an update when there isn’t.
2) and more important, the program does NOT handle rars if the part# goes to 4 digits… ie: pic.part0001.rar
This last one just hurt me bad, I had ~120 Gigs of pics that were in that format, sprinkled in with ~200 Gigs of rars that your program does handle. To free up space, I made a new directory, moved the 320 Gigs to that directory and then dropped that directory into your program, because of the sorting method, the files the program does not handle were scrolled off screen. I set it up, went to work, and when I came home and saw all green check marks, I deleted the folder, and went on with collecting…
2 weeks later, I found out that the files with the problem were never handled, I found it by doing just 1 of those types and could not figure out why it didn’t show…
Any chance of an update to handle the larger rar sets?