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Offline Colani1200

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Re: Extracting .lzx files on MAC
« on: September 03, 2007, 04:25:57 PM »
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Everblue wrote:
Well thing is that they are in many subfolders within a folder.... What I do on windows is do a search for *.lzx on the main folder so it lists all .lzx files in the subfolders... then I would click RMB > Extract here.... and it would extract all files.


Sounds complicated. What you do on Unix (and on Mac OS X I assume) would be something like:

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find /path/to/the/archive/stuff/ -iname "*.lzx" -exec unlzx {} \;
If... yes if you find an unlzx command for OS X. ;-) It exists for other Unix flavors, so maybe someone has ported it to OS X already.