Travis Crump wrote: > On windows 2000, I just use the *nix shell emulator cyngus which comes > with a jar utility which both jars and unjars(works just like tar). > Also, you don't need to rejar them if you are just using them yourself. > All of my chrome directory is used by mozilla in an unjarred state and > there don't appear to be any negative side effects, but patchmaker > unjars it for me so I don't know what changes need to be made to the > chromelist..
Thanks for your response. I have read up on the pros and cons of re-JARring unJARred files. The issue apparently is that running the raw unJARred files results in a performance penalty of the Netscape app, and that's why I'd like to re-JAR them. Also, it's much easier to manage since all the files are lumped into a single file. I'm using Win-98SE, so I can't use the advise you have provided. It's frustrating that Win-Zip 8.0 unpacks JAR files, but cannot repack them. Any other ideas or any utilities that can re-JAR files? Ken
