TheadWidow <Theadwidow@email.invalid>wrote:
>On Thu, 18 Feb 2010 23:16:27 +0100, Niemand <geen@ongeldig.nl> wrote in:
><2tern51dpg9m9eiq4nl2tfbeuvog09mjji@4ax.com>:
>
>>On Thu, 18 Feb 2010 17:07:12 -0500, TheadWidow <Theadwidow@email.invalid> wrote:
>>
>>>On Thu, 18 Feb 2010 00:33:19 -0600, havefun <havefun@itsfree.com> wrote in:
>>><87udnVJghYmyQuHWnZ2dnUVZ_q6dnZ2d@giganews.com>:
>>>
>>>I can't seem to unpack this.
>>>anyone else try it?
>>>
>>>TW
>>Yes, only file 5 and 6 were incomplete. Used the par files to fix that,
>>used file splitter & joiner to join them and used 7Zip to extract.
>>Everything looks ok and so far no virus found.
>
>
>I ran par and say I need 1348 more blocks.
>not familiar with file splitter nor 7zip
>
>I am using winrar
>
>TW
TW?
The info below, describing a method to unpack yEnc
posted, as this archive is, may be a lot of help in
sorting this Wilcom post (and other likewise abortions
of yEnc binary posts made here in ABCP) quickly and
resulting in less "blocks" required.
No, I have not downloaded any of it.
I wait.
Why?
For starters I am not at all familiar with the claim
"Wilcom ES-2006 SP4 Revision 2".
And.
So far investigation is telling me this is another file
from that Embroidery Donkers crowd. Those dimwits ran a
similar troll here (ABCP) maybe two years ago.
Led by a wannabee "cracker" calling himself Rodriguez
(or whatever) the ED donkeys grab his stuff and spread
it all over. A case of "the blind leading the blind"
was never more so :-/
http://beta.down2crazy.com/rapidshare/wilcom%202006%20Keygen.html
http://www.filestube.com/w/wilcom+2006
Take a bite at it by all means, and do report what you
can determine, please.
cheers
--
hopper
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http://www.yenc32.com/
yEnc32 is a free Third Party application that decodes
yEnc posts in a
very user friendly way.
Install yENC by running the downloaded file from the
yENC page for your system.
Say yes to "associate with Windows Explorer" when
asked.
Doing this allows you to have the options of decoding
and encoding in yENC from
a Right Click Menu,, after you have highlighted the
saved text file/archive.
In your NewsReader:
1. Download all the parts to the post
2. Highlight the parts
3. Go to:
File>SAveMessagesAs
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Leave all the default settings in that screen as is.
Enter a filename and *make sure* you know the PATH to
that file.
Note: On some platforms you may need to add the
extension [.txt] to the attachment.
Also IF you are using a browser the "Save AS" function
may be different to that
described here. Regardless, you still have to save the
download as one text file.
EG: ../UseNEt_Downloads/<myYencDownload.txt>
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4. Start yEnc.
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Highlight the text file and a right click select shows
the Encode/decode options for
yENC in the dialog box.
Anything else you will need to navigate to the file
location in the yENC program.
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5. Select "decode"
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yENC will notify success or failure or any errors.
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That is the method I still use today for a number of
binary retrieval
tools on both NIX and Windows platforms - right from
the time
yEnc encoding first appeared. The method works very
well and
has a number of subtle advantages over the automated
functions
of popular news reading software.
Agent, Xnews, NewsBin, Grabit..etc etc.
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Comment:
It is a fact that the default setting for modern
posting tools is yEnc.
Therefore any newbie posting is possibly always going
to be uploading in
yEnc not knowing their ignorance may well force others
to "go
backwards" in order to get a working retrieval from the
mess posted.
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