On Sat, 22 Jun 2002 15:04:52 -0500, Dean Coffey wrote, regarding the contents of BEOS.INS, or whatever the name of that darned file was:
> alert --warning "Install unrar, edit your expander.rules to have Expander > support RAR archives, and register the 'application/x-rar' MIME type?" \ > "No way." "Sure" || \ > ( > echo $DIRECTORY; > cp unrar /boot/home/config/bin/ ; > mimeset -f /boot/home/config/bin/unrar ; > echo >> /boot/home/config/etc/expander.rules > echo "application/x-rar" .rar "unrar l %s" > "unrar x > -y %s" >> /boot/home/config/etc/expander.rules ; > setmime -set application/x-rar -short "RAR Archive" -long "RAR > compressed file." -preferredAppSig application/x-vnd.Be-EXPD -extension rar - > extension RAR ; > alert --info "Have fun." "Sweetness." > ) > If the above is what you saw, when you viewed it in the text editor, that > explains your problem as regards using it. Yep, that is more or less what I saw, but the text all ran together and it wasn't formatted neatly like the code above. I had no idea of what to make of it, but I didn't waste my time studying it. I just wanted to delete the file, and deleting it was a problem. Sam Heywood -- This mail was written by user of The Arachne Browser - http://arachne.cz/
