On Wed, 19 Nov 2008 14:17:10 -0600, Winston Smith
<Winston.Smith@Victory.Mansions.com> wrote:
>"\"Reb\" Ruster" <rebruster@hotmail.com> wrote in
>news:qvq8i49i0fpfs7qp24f1j320vvsnekds8n@4ax.com:
>
>> I will soon be posting some Shotacon (Yaoi) comics in RAR format. The
>> follwowing link will take to a site where you may download CDisplay, a
>> Freeware program designed to view graphic files within an archive
>> without having to extract the files. The archive extension will be
>> changed from .RAR to .CBR (Comic Book Reader) which will associate it
>> with the CDisplay once it is installed.
>>
>> http://www.geocities.com/davidayton/CDisplay
>>
>
>Quite correct. The CBR file is basically a souped up RAR file, so if you
>do have a CBR file change it to RAR and open it as normal. (This is also
>the way that you can convert a CBR file to a PDF file. If anyone would
>like to know how give us a shout and I'll let you all in on the secret. I
>have an E-Book which doesn't accept CBR format, but it really is a simple
>job with just a simple freeware (at least I think it's freeware :-).) BTW
>Since it is a hell of a long time since I had Windows 98 or 2000, I won't
>be able to tell you if it works for those OSs, but I can confirm that it
>works perfectly and works extremely well producing PDF files that can be
>easily be viewed in an E-Book. I can confirm this (although occassionally
>you might have to change the rotation from Portrait to Landscape.)
well, it's not really souped up -- it's just a rar file with a cbr
file extension. similarly cbz files r just zip files with a cbz file
extension. i have them both associated with WinRar as "comic book
archive" files -- i just use my pix viewer to read them, altho i
haven't really tried any of the comic display proggies.
no1
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