what is   rar. file,, Is it a program file? and how I install  program that is  rar. file?
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This is the link to download winrar to open rar files\n\nhttp://www.winrar-rog.de/html-ger/download/dl-winrar.htm
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right click it and confirm if the path of it is in the correct directory and if it is still existing..\n\nif you want to find the program try searching for it at C:/Program files
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In computing, RAR is a proprietary file format for data compression and archiving.\n\nThe RAR file format was developed by Eugene Roshal (hence the name RAR: Roshal Archive), who was born on March 10, 1972 in Russia and graduated from Chelyabinsk Technical University. He also developed programs for packing and unpacking RAR files, originally for DOS, and later ported to other platforms. The encoder (the main Windows version known as WinRAR) is distributed as shareware, but Roshal has released the decoder's source code under a license that allows free distribution and modification, on condition that it is not reverse-engineered to build a compatible encoder. The current developer is Alexander Roshal. The encoding method is held to be proprietary, but compatible programs for decompression are available for several platforms, such as the open-source 7-Zip.\n\nThe file extension is .rar. The MIME-Type is application/x-rar-compressed.\n\nYou must have your copy of Windows mistakenly configured to open up RAR files in Winamp.  You can fix this by opening My Computer, selecting Tools -> Folder Options -> File Types, scrolling down to the RAR file extension, and deleting the association with Winamp.  Next time you try to open a RAR file, Windows should prompt you to look up a program to use open the file, and probably point you to a website where you can download an appropriate program.
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You will need to be more specific - I presume that you have downloaded a file using the BitTorrent protocol and you are now not sure what to do?\n\nThe files will almost certainly be RAR files so you will need WinRAR from www.rarlabs.com.\n\nAs I have no idea what is in the archive, then I can't help you any more.\n\nI am guessing it is a movie of some description.\n\nIf so, tut tut.  \n\nPiracy is bad allegedly.
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A rar file is file that can only be opened by WinRAR.  It is a type of zipped file.  You can't convert it, but you could get a copy of WinRAR and extract it to be able to open it.
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http://filext.com/detaillist.php?extdetail=CBR\n\nThe CBR file is Comic book reader file, as the other guy mentioned. It is in actual fact just a renamed file according to the link above. Download winrar and open it from winrar, or just change the extention to .RAR and double click.\n\nGet Winrar\nhttp://www.rarlab.com/\n\nEDIT: incase you missed it, the link for comic book reader is\nhttp://www.geocities.com/davidayton/CDisplay
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It depends on the program.\n\nMost professional programs will allow you to choose between a CUSTOM INSTALL and an Express Install.  If so, choose CUSTOM INSTALL.  This will allow you to choose program features to install and, usually, the installation folder.  For the installation folder, there will usually be a BROWSE button.  Click on that and select the drive and folder for the installation.\n\nIf there isn't a CUSTOM INSTALL choice, you still might be presented with a default folder and a BROWSE button.  Click on the BROWSE button and select the drive and folder you want to use.\n\nNOTE:  Most programs allow you to type in your own folder name, even if it doesn't already exist.  These programs will usually tell you the folder doesn't exist and ask your permission to create the folder.  Click YES or OK to create the folder.\n\nI highly suggest that you keep a well-organized naming scheme throughout your use of the computer.\n\nEXAMPLE:  I have a C:&#92;Program Files&#92; under which I have a lot of program folders.  I also have a D:&#92;Program Files&#92; with program folders under that (this is where I put utilities and small applications).  Finally, I have an E:&#92;Program Files&#92; with program folders under that (this is where I install games).
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A *.bin/*.cue file is a cd image file. You can load it on to a virtual with Alcohol 120% (or Nero Image Drive, there are many software that can read *.bin files)\n\nOnce the *.bin file is mounted, just open (or right-click/open) the drive on My Computer.\n\nYou should have a *.cue file that goes alone with the *.bin file in order to open it. If the *.cue file is missing, try renaming the *.bin file to a *.iso file. In that case, you can even open the file using "winrar" (http://www.rarlab.com/)
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Go to www.winzip.com and download the trial, or download winrar which I prefer but if you don't ever unzip .rar files winzip is perfect.
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RAR files have to be de-compressed using a program like Winrar and SWF files have to be converted to a format that can be read by your media player...
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Re-Download it as the correct file type?\nTry changing the files properties with regard to what it opens with?\n\nThats all I can come up with! =(
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You probably need to download RAR, a type of archive software.\nPlease go to this link to download:\nhttp://www.rarlab.com/download.htm
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Depends on what you downloaded.  What is the full file name?\n.r00, .r01 etc  are in RAR format.  Dowload winrar and install.  Doulble click on the file that ends in .r00 after installing WinRAR.  This will let you extract the file.
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winRAR. you can get it from \n\nhttp://www.rarlab.com/download.htm
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did you save the word file first then edit it? or did you open it direct from winrar?\n\nwhen you open a file from winrar without extracting it first, it creates a tempory copy, which is then deleted once the rar file is closed.\n\nif you didnt extract it first you may have lost the work.
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actualy u cant find the source code of norton commander if that file is .exe already so better search the programer of it the ask the code heheheh
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There is a program called "Winrar" that will open both .rar and .zip files. These two types of files are similar. They are compressible. You can download winrar from www.rarlab.com/download.htm I am not too sure but I think it might be a trial version that you can use for 40 days but even though it is a "trial" you still have acess to all features and even after the "trial period" is over, you can still use it, you just have to deal with a little pop up whenever you open it. When the pop up opens, just click the "x" in the corner and use winrar like nothing happened.