.cab file extension

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I have a .cab file in a program that I would like to view and change but every method I have used has failed so far. Any ideas. The programes I have sed so far are, MS Command > expand, WinRar, 7-Zip, ZipScan and CabExplorer
 

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7-zip can view cab files.
 

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7-zip definitely can open a .cab file, unless the .cab file in question is corrupted in some way...

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What kind of cab is it? If its a windows cab, you should be able to open it in Windows explorer itself. If its a non-windows one then the cab file is probably using a proprietary format and you will need to find out what the installer is that they are for and search on the web. Meanwhile, also try Uniextract.
 

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7-zip can view cab files.
And so says a Gold Member and Seven Guru - DOH

7-zip definitely can open a .cab file, unless the .cab file in question is corrupted in some way...

zzz2496
Thanks zzz2496

What kind of cab is it? If its a windows cab, you should be able to open it in Windows explorer itself. If its a non-windows one then the cab file is probably using a proprietary format and you will need to find out what the installer is that they are for and search on the web. Meanwhile, also try Uniextract.
Thanks Bill, where can I find that info. Obviously if it is in the cab file itself, I wont be able to see it.
 
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And so says a Gold Member and Seven Guru - DOH

That won't get you far.
 

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OLD!!! does the job i need.
Well, you'll have to hit and try but i do remember theres an extractor called i6comp which works with Install Shield Wizard cab files. This is an example of such an extraction.

i6comp use example
 

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