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**paracelsus**: ``` Doesn't seem like there's any source available for that, though. ```

**skybub**: ``` FYI, there is a software that runs under Windows and is able to open an Installer VISE application and extract embedded files the way Tome Viewer (Apple Tomes)...

**paracelsus**: ``` This would probably be a good idea, but it seems the biggest problem is lack of information. It might be a bit too niche a format to be...

**Dag Ågren ([DagAgren](https://github.com/DagAgren))**: Which version is this?

**mac.marco.rotatori**: ``` Maybe it's a stupid idea... if you put the number before the file name? The example above should results like this: auctex-11.85.tar.gz >>> auctex-11.85 1-auctex-11.85 2-auctex-11.85 and so...

**paracelsus**: ``` Since LaunchServices is such a mess, it's probably hard to actually check just an extension. But [NSFileManager isFilePackageAtPath:] might be able to do it, so that's one idea....

**mokojumbie**: ``` Could you not check to see whether the string after the last dot in a filename about to be written to the filesystem is an extension belonging to...

**paracelsus**: ``` This is hard to get right. If it was named something.app, then the correct name is something-1.app, not something.app-1. Same for any other kind of bundle. I don't...

**paracelsus**: ``` Other LZSS-style handles could also use seeking inside the dictionary. Make some kind of generic handle for this? (.tar.gz can sometimes require a backwards seek when a file...

**Andrew Wolfe ([SchemaCzar](https://github.com/SchemaCzar))**: Just got an email with one of these guys in it. I'm voting for TNEF/Winmail formats... And yes, I know that one implementation is GPL but there...