:userdoc. .* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- .*************************************************** .* Archive Viewer Help - French version .* Translator : Guillaume Gay .* Translation : 2012-04-08 .*************************************************** :h1 res=001 name=intro x=left y=bottom width=100% height=100%.· propos de Archive Viewer :p.Archive Viewer est un outil simple pour afficher et extraire des :link reftype=fn refid=fn_archive.fichiers d'archive:elink. de diff‚rents types communs (voir le tableau ci-dessous). :nt.Archive Viewer est d‚lib‚r‚ment peu sophistiqu‚ dans ses fonctionnalit‚s et son interface utilisateur. En particulier, il ne prend pas en charge l'extraction s‚lective, le filtrage ni la recherche &semi. il n'a pas non plus ‚t‚ con‡u pour cr‚er ou modifier des archives. Il y a plusieurs autres gestionnaires d'archives commerciaux qui proposent ces services, et Archive Viewer n'a pas pour vocation d'entrer en concurrence avec ceux-ci (d'autant moins au vu de sa position avantageuse, ‚tant inclus dans le systŠme d'exploitation eComStation). :ent. :p.Types d'archives pris en charge &colon. :table cols='30 20 20'. :row. :c.TYPE :c.EXTENSION(S) DE FICHIERS :c.ARCHIVEUR(S) REQUIS :row. :c.Archives 7Z :c.*.7Z :c.7Z.EXE, 7ZA.EXE ou 7ZR.EXE :row. :c.Archives ARJ :c.*.ARJ :c.ARJ.EXE :row. :c.Archives LHArc :c.*.LZH, *.LHA :c.LHA.EXE :row. :c.Archives RAR :c.*.RAR :c.UNRAR.EXE, RAR32.EXE ou RAR.EXE :row. :c.Paquetages RPM :c.*.RPM :c.CPIO.EXE et soit 7Z.EXE, soit RPM2CPIO.EXE :row. :c.Archives de bande Unix :c.*.TAR :c.TAR.EXE :row. :c.Archives de bande Unix compress‚e en utilisant BZIP2 :c.*.TAR.BZ2, *.TBZ :c.TAR.EXE et BZIP2.EXE :row. :c.Archives de bande Unix compress‚e en utilisant COMPRESS :c.*.TAR.Z, *.TZ :c.TAR.EXE et COMPRESS.EXE :row. :c.Archives de bande Unix compress‚e en utilisant GZIP :c.*.TAR.GZ, *.TGZ :c.TAR.EXE et GZIP.EXE :row. :c.Archives de bande Unix compress‚e en utilisant LZIP :c.*.TAR.LZ :c.TAR.EXE et soit LZIP.EXE, soit PDLZIP.EXE :row. :c.Archives WarpIN :c.*.WPI :c.WIC.EXE (fait partie de WarpIN) :row. :c.Archives ZIP :c.*.ZIP, *.EXE, *.JAR :c.UNZIP.EXE :etable. :p.En outre, les fichiers simples (pas des archives) qui ont ‚t‚ compress‚s utilisant COMPRESS, GZIP, BZIP2 ou LZIP peuvent aussi ˆtre d‚compress‚s en utilisant Archive Viewer. :nt text='Remarque importante &colon.'.pour que Archive Viewer soit capable de prendre en charge l'un des types d'archives ci-dessus, l'archiveur correspondant doit ˆtre install‚ sur votre systŠme et doit ˆtre disponible dans le chemin de recherche PATH.:ent. :p.:ul. :li.:link reftype=hd res=090.Limitations connues:elink. :li.:link reftype=hd res=002.Licence:elink. :li.:link reftype=hd res=003.Auteur et remerciements:elink. :eul. :p. .* ............................................................................ :h2 res=002 name=license x=left y=bottom width=100% height=100%.Licence .ce GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE .ce Version 2, June 1991 :p.Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc. .br 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA :p.Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. :p. .ce Preamble :p.The licenses for most software are designed to take away your freedom to share and change it. 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If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General Public License instead of this License. :p. .* ............................................................................ :h2 res=003 name=credits x=left y=bottom width=100% height=100%.Auteur et remerciements :p.Archive Viewer a ‚t‚ ‚crit par Alex Taylor (), en utilisant :hp1.Watcom VX-REXX version 2.1d:ehp1.&per. :p.Mes remerciements aux membres du groupe de d‚veloppement de eComStation, en particulier … Nicky Morrow, … Veit Kannegieser, ainsi qu'aux divers traducteurs. :p. .* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- :h1 res=010 name=howto x=left y=bottom width=100% height=100%.Utilisation de Archive Viewer :p.L'interface utilisateur de Archive Viewer consiste en trois parties, qui sont, de haut en bas, la barre de menus, la zone d'affichage et la barre d'‚tat. :p.La barre de menus contient les menus :hp2.Fichier:ehp2., :hp2.Options:ehp2. et :hp2.Aide:ehp2.&per. :p.La zone d'affichage repr‚sente la partie principale de l'interface. C'est … cet endroit qu'est list‚ le contenu d'un fichier d'archive, ainsi que les divers messages d'informations. :p.La barre d'‚tat affiche les messages d'‚tat d‚pendants du contexte. :p.:ul. :li.:link reftype=hd res=011.Ouvrir une archive:elink. :li.:link reftype=hd res=012.Extraire une archive:elink. :eul. :p. .* ............................................................................ :h2 res=011 name=view x=left y=bottom width=100% height=100%.Ouvrir une archive :p.Il y a trois maniŠres d'ouvrir une archive &colon. :ol. :li.en passant le fichier d'archive comme paramŠtre … Archive Viewer au lancement (par exemple en d‚posant l'objet fichier sur l'ic“ne de Archive Viewer sur votre bureau), :li.en utilisant l'‚l‚ment :hp2.Ouvrir...:ehp2. du menu :hp2.Fichier:ehp2.&per. Il est aussi possible d'acc‚der … ce menu en effectuant la combinaison de touche &osq.:hp2.Ctrl:ehp2.+:hp2.O:ehp2.&csq.&per. :li.En glissant et d‚posant un fichier d'archive du bureau ‚lectronique dans la fenˆtre principale de Archive Viewer. :eol. :p.Lorsque vous ouvrez un fichier d'archive, Archive Viewer tente de lire son contenu. S'il n'y a aucune erreur, le contenu de l'archive apparaŒt dans la zone d'affichage. :p.Dans certains cas, un mot de passe peut ˆtre requis pour afficher le contenu de l'archive. Si c'est le cas, il vous sera :link reftype=hd refid=password_dlg.demand‚:elink. de fournir le mot de passe appropri‚. :p.Si Archive Viewer rencontre une erreur, un message apparaŒtra en incrustation. Si c'est le programme externe de prise en charge de l'archive qui rencontre une erreur, le message d'erreur devrait alors apparaŒtre dans la zone d'affichage. :p. .* ............................................................................ :h2 res=012 name=extract x=left y=bottom width=100% height=100%.Extraction d'une archive :p.Une fois l'archive ouverte et son contenu affich‚ dans la zone d'affichage principale, vous pouvez extraire ce contenu dans l'emplacement de votre choix. :p.Pour extraire l'archive en cours, utilisez soit :hp2.Fichier:ehp2.->.:hp2.Extraire...:ehp2. depuis la barre de menus, ou appuyez sur la combinaison de touches &osq.:hp2.Ctrl:ehp2.+:hp2.E:ehp2.&csq.&per. :p.La :link reftype=hd refid=extract_dlg.boŒte de dialogue d'extraction:elink. devrait alors apparaŒtre. :p.Si l'archive est prot‚g‚e par mot de passe, il vous sera :link reftype=hd refid=password_dlg.demand‚:elink. de fournir le mot de passe appropri‚. :p. .* ............................................................................ :h3 res=013 name=extract_dlg x=left y=bottom width=100% height=100%.BoŒte de dialogue d'extraction :p.La boŒte de dialogue d'extraction vous demande d'indiquer le r‚pertoire (dossier) dans lequel les fichiers … extraire de l'archive devront ˆtre plac‚s. :p.Lorsque vous cliquez sur ':hp2.OK:ehp2.', les fichiers sont extraits dans le r‚pertoire indiqu‚ dans le champ d'entr‚e en haut de la boŒte de dialogue. Vous pouvez aussi utiliser la boŒte de liste en dessous pour s‚lectionner un r‚pertoire diff‚rent, ou vous pouvez encore taper son nom manuellement (auquel cas, vous devrez indiquer le chemin complet, lettre d'unit‚ incluse). :p.· l'ouverture initiale de la boŒte de dialogue d'extraction, la boŒte de liste affichera toujours le r‚pertoire en cours (celui dans lequel le fichier d'archive est situ‚). :p.Le champ d'entr‚e est automatiquement mis … jour pour refl‚ter le r‚pertoire en cours d'affichage dans la boŒte de liste. Si l'option :hp2.Ajouter le nom du fichier d'archive au chemin:ehp2. est coch‚e, le champ d'entr‚e fera alors apparaŒtre un sous-r‚pertoire de ce r‚pertoire portant le mˆme nom que le fichier d'archive (sans son extension). Dans le cas contraire, il contiendra le r‚pertoire tel qu'il est affich‚ dans la boŒte de liste. :nt.tout r‚pertoire que vous indiquez sera cr‚‚ s'il n'existe pas d‚j…, mais seulement si le dossier parent existe. :p.Par exemple, si vous entrez :hp2.C&colon.\TELECHARGEMENT\TRUC:ehp2., le r‚pertoire :hp2.C&colon.\TELECHARGEMENT:ehp2. doit ˆtre existant, alors que le sous-r‚pertoire :hp2.TRUC:ehp2. pas forc‚ment.:ent. :nt.lorsque Archive Viewer extrait les fichiers d'une archive, :hp8.il ‚crase:ehp8. (remplace) tout fichier du dossier de destination comportant le mˆme nom par celui contenu dans l'archive.:ent. :p. .* ............................................................................ :h3 res=014 name=password_dlg x=left y=bottom width=100% height=100%.BoŒte de dialogue de mot de passe :p.Cette boŒte de dialogue apparaŒt si (et seulement si) l'archive est prot‚g‚e par un mot de passe. Il vous est alors demand‚ d'entrer le mot de passe appropri‚ pour afficher ou extraire le contenu de l'archive. :p.Les archives au format ZIP, 7Z, ARJ et RAR sont susceptibles d'ˆtre prot‚g‚es par mot de passe. Dans la plupart des cas, vous pouvez librement afficher le contenu d'une archive prot‚g‚e par mot de passe, mais vous ne pouvez pas l'extraire sans entrer le mot de passe correct. Certaines archives 7Z et RAR peuvent cependant ˆtre chiffr‚es de telle maniŠre que le mot de passe est requis mˆme pour afficher le contenu de l'archive. :p.Le mot de passe n'est pas affich‚ au cours de la frappe. :p. .* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- :h1 res=020 name=custom x=left y=bottom width=100% height=100%.Personnalisation de Archive Viewer :p.L'utilisateur peut personnaliser les aspects de Archive Viewer suivants &colon. :ul. :li.la langue utilis‚e pour l'interface utilisateur et l'aide en ligne, :li.la police utilis‚e dans la zone d'affichage, :li.la police utilis‚e dans la barre d'‚tat, :li.les couleurs d'arriŠre-plan et de texte utilis‚es dans la zone d'affichage, :li.les taille et position de la fenˆtre, :li.le reformatage ou non des longues lignes dans la zone d'affichage. :eul. :p.Pour modifier les polices, vous pouvez utiliser l'‚l‚ment :hp2.Police:ehp2. dans le menu :hp2.Options:ehp2.&per. Vous pouvez aussi les modifier en glissant et d‚posant la police de votre choix depuis la palette de polices du systŠme. :p.Pour modifier les couleurs d'arriŠre et avant-plan, vous pouvez glisser et d‚poser n'importe quelle couleur sur la zone d'affichage depuis la palette de couleurs simples ou la palette de couleurs compos‚es du systŠme. Un simple glisser/d‚poser modifiera la couleur d'arriŠre-plan&semi. glisser/d‚poser en maintenant la touche &osq.:hp2.Ctrl:ehp2.&csq. enfonc‚e modifiera la couleur d'avant-plan. :p.Les taille et position de la fenˆtre de Archive Viewer peuvent ˆtre modifi‚es comme pour n'importe quelle fenˆtre &colon. en redimensionnant le cadre de la fenˆtre ou en d‚pla‡ant la fenˆtre par sa barre de titre. :p.Pour modifier la langue du programme, glissez et d‚posez un objet depuis la palette d'options r‚gionales et linguistiques. Si la langue d‚finie par l'objet d‚pos‚ est prise en charge par le programme, la modification sera automatique. Dans le cas contraire, Archive Viewer passera en anglais (option r‚gionale :hp2.en_US:ehp2.). :p.Les personnalisations sont automatiquement sauvegard‚es dans le fichier de configuration :hp2.ARCVIEW.INI:ehp2. lorsque vous quittez le programme. Ce fichier est situ‚ dans le mˆme r‚pertoire que celui dans lequel se trouve le fichier INI utilisateur du systŠme et sera cr‚‚ automatiquement s'il n'existe pas d‚j…. :p. .* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- :h1 res=090 name=bugs x=left y=bottom width=100% height=100%.Limitations :p.Archive Viewer pr‚sente les limitation connues suivantes &colon. :ul. :li.Les fichiers existants dans le chemin de destination portant les mˆmes noms que ceux de l'archive sont ‚cras‚s. Une boŒte de dialogue d'avertissement s'affichera dŠs qiue vous voudrez extraire une archive dans un r‚pertoire existant. :li.Les programmes utilis‚s pour prendre en charge les archives (UNZIP.EXE, ARJ.EXE, etc.) et leurs paramŠtres sont cod‚s en dur dans Archive Viewer. :p.Cela signifie que si la syntaxe de commande venait … changer dans une nouvelle version de l'un de ces programme, Archive Viewer pourrait ne plus fonctionner correctement. Cela signifie aussi que Archive Viewer doit ˆtre explicitement modifi‚ pour la prise en charge d'un nouveau type d'archive. :li.Il n'est pas possible de s‚lectionner pour l'extraction des groupes de fichiers ou des fichiers individuels dans les archives. Archive Viewer ne prend en charge que l'extraction d'archives entiŠres. :li.Certaines versions de BZIP2.EXE sont incompatibles avec Archive Viewer parcequ'elles ne prennent pas en charge correctement les tubes ("pipes"). Ce sont en particulier les versions li‚es ("link‚es") statiquement avec les bibliothŠques EMX qui semblent pr‚senter ce problŠme. Les versions li‚es dynamiquement … EMX devraient fonctionner, de mˆme que celles compil‚es … l'aide du (des) compilateur(s) IBM. Cependant, il ne devrait pas y avoir de problŠme avec les versions r‚centes de BZIP2.EXE. :li.L'indentification intelligente des archives ex‚cutables (EXE) n'a pas ‚t‚ impl‚ment‚e. Pour l'instant, tous les fichiers EXE ouvert dans Archive Viewer sont consid‚r‚s comme des fichiers ZIP autoextractibles. :li.· l'extraction d'archives ARJ prot‚g‚es par mot de passe, si vous entrez un mot de passe incorrect, il y aura un temps de latence certain pendant lequel rien ne semble se produire. Cela est d– au fait qu'ARJ.EXE tente de d‚chiffrer chaque fichier de l'archive … l'aide du mot de passe erron‚ avant de retourner une erreur. :eul. :p. .* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- :fn id=fn_archive. :p.Un :hp2.fichier d'archive:ehp2. est une espŠce de fichiers particuliŠre constituant un conteneur pour d'autres fichiers et inclut une table des matiŠre d‚crivant les fichiers qu'il contient. :p.Les fichiers contenus dans l'archive peuvent ˆtre compress‚s ou non selon le type d'archive consid‚r‚. :efn. :euserdoc.