Universal Extractor

Hi,

When extracting an inno exe via command line (e.g. uniextract innopackage.exe /sub), a modal popup button "OK" appears. Uniextract waits until the user clicks the "OK" button before extracting anything.

But when extracting nsis or 7zip exe's, uniextract runs unattended without any "OK" dialog. So to extract exe's via batch file, I can use uniextract if the exe is nsis or 7zip but not if it's inno. (For inno exe's I need to use innounp in uniextract's bin directory.)

Could you change uniextract's behavior so that it can extract any package (including inno) unnattended when run via command line? IMHO that would make uniextract more useful for scripts.

One option would be to make uniextract run unattended by default when run via command line. Another option would be to add a switch (e.g. /q) to invoke unattended operation.

Thank you for Universal Extractor. I just discovered it and am already a fan.

It's a fantastic utility - I just wish it would work when browsing a UNC path, such as \\server\software\blah - I think it's a command prompt limitation, so not expecting you'd be able to do too much about it...