Yeha, I'd have to agree with you there... I think Mark0 originally designed it just to extract one filetype, he probably isn't focused enough on it to make it externally expandable...

I found another fileripper for you to test... BitmapRip v1.08, from the same gent who brought us that glorious file identification tool, TrID.

*phony British accent* Here-here!

All right, I'll see if I can't get ahold of that source for you...

Good luck with the optimizing!

I'm not sure what your problem is, Strobe, the page loaded fine for me... Perhaps you should try again? BTW, while we're on the subject of the WIKI, Mr.Mouse, would it be possible to move the Google adverts to the left side of the page, underneath the toolbar? It's not unusual for the ads to end up...

Hmm... perhaps that could be a worthwhile project... If mexCom could be 'trained' to support GE plugins, that would add support for at least another 150+ formats... I'm not sure who here would care to undertake a task like that, though... Mr.Mouse and Rahly are probably still cringing from the work ...

Hmm... he may not want us to be here for him like my family... We're one of those "functionally dysfunctional" families... it's a hoot!

Hmm... based on your test, I'd say Jaeder Naub performs with the best of them, and it's only helped by the fact that it has support for so many formats... As for GFE, I remember asking the author if I could have the source to it a few months back, seeing as how he discontinued work on it and all, bu...

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Probably not possible, without lots and lots of reprogramming. Game Extracter and MexCom use completely different engines. MexCom uses MexScripts, which are sort of like Basic for archive formats, while GE uses plugins that are compiled Java scripts (not to be confused with JavaScript).

This is no double-post.

I'm not sure what your problem is, Strobe, the page loaded fine for me... Perhaps you should try again? BTW, while we're on the subject of the WIKI, Mr.Mouse, would it be possible to move the Google adverts to the left side of the page, underneath the toolbar? It's not unusual for the ads to end up ...

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This is no fun (sorry, couldn't resist... )

AAUUUUGGGGHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!! Such... large... requirements.... *has heart attack*

Nah, just kidding... Good work!

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