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  1. Lila
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    Mine looks diff from yours in my screen shot...ty
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  3. pebbly
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    well that should work
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  4. DocBrown
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       New #13

    Lila said:
    Mine looks diff from yours in my screen shot...ty
    Looks like you have a slightly older version

    Here are the latest at Major Geeks

    |MG| WinRAR 3.92 Beta 1 Download
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  6. Lila
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    thanks, but that link is only a trial version
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  7. DocBrown
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    Here is there site to Buy it online:

    WinRAR archiver, a powerful tool to process RAR and ZIP files
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  8. Lila
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    I already bought the first one I have to buy again to get the features I want? ty
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  10. pebbly
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    hi lila , inthe settings/intergration window untick and retick all the checkmarks you have then see if windows brings up an information window asking permission for the changes :)
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  11. Lila
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    did what you said and no box popped up asking for permission for changing settings...grrrrrrrrrr this is so frustrating...ty
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  12. pebbly
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    right that shows a problem with the install , if you still have your disc or original install files , uninstall your current setup and reinstall under vista compatability mode right click on setup .exe file>properties>compat>run as vista>tick run as admin>apply>ok and exit then right click on setup file again and run as admin hope that helps
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  13. Lila
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    well I knew that ....lmao Its working for me now...tysvm
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