I recently used ZIP file and TXT file patches you provided to fix corrupted files on my system. I'm a fan of command-line processing, so I first tried to process the SFCFix.ZIP file by navigating to the directory where the SFCFix.EXE file is located, copying the ZIP file there, and then entering:
sfcfix sfcfix.zip
SFCFix did in fact execute, but unfortunately, it said that the ZIP file was corrupt and that I might try re-downloading it.
Instead of that, though, I simply made shortcuts on the Desktop both to the SFCFix.EXE and the SFCFix.zip files. I then dragged the ZIP file graphically over to the EXE, and it accepted it, with a command window appearing and showing the processing.
Is there a special switch needed to feed input files into SFCFix.exe, or may it only be executed graphically, as described above?
Many thanks,
Tom
sfcfix sfcfix.zip
SFCFix did in fact execute, but unfortunately, it said that the ZIP file was corrupt and that I might try re-downloading it.
Instead of that, though, I simply made shortcuts on the Desktop both to the SFCFix.EXE and the SFCFix.zip files. I then dragged the ZIP file graphically over to the EXE, and it accepted it, with a command window appearing and showing the processing.
Is there a special switch needed to feed input files into SFCFix.exe, or may it only be executed graphically, as described above?
Many thanks,
Tom
