Example ARJ commands:

  Add files minus directory structure:        ARJ a -e archive *.*
  Add two files to archive:                   ARJ a archive name1 name2
  Add files to archive with verification:     ARJ a -jt archive *.*
  Add files with maximum compression:         ARJ a -jm archive *.*
  Add several directories of files:           ARJ a archive ... dir1 dir2 dir3
  Add thousands of files to an archive:       ARJ a -hm1 -r archive *.*
  Add a chapter to an archive:                ARJ ac archive c:\dir\*.* -r
  Comment archive header only:                ARJ c archive -zcmt.fil
  Convert standard archive to chapter:        ARJ cc archive
  Convert chapter archive to standard:        ARJ y archive -jb0
  Delete the last chapter from an archive:    ARJ dc archive *.*
  Strip archive comment only:                 ARJ c archive -zNUL
  Extract files from archive:                 ARJ e archive
  Extract maintaining directory structure:    ARJ x archive
  Extract new and newer files without query:  ARJ e archive -u -y
  Extract subdirectory from archive:          ARJ e archive subdir\*.* -p1
  Extract files to directory:                 ARJ x archive destdir\ *.*
  Extract files to directory:                 ARJ x archive *.* -htdestdir
  Extract files to directory with space:      ARJ x archive "Program Files\ "
  Extract files to directory with space:      ARJ x archive "-htProgram Files"
  Extract a Win95 archive to plain DOS:       ARJ x archive -hf2
  List files in archive:                      ARJ l archive
  Move files to archive:                      ARJ m archive *.doc
  Move files from archive:                    ARJ e -d archive *.doc
  Recover files from a damaged archive:       ARJ x archive -jr
  Test integrity of files in archive:         ARJ t archive
  Test multiple ARJ archives:                 ARJ t *.ARJ -hr
  Add files to a multiple volume archive:     ARJ a -va a:archive *.*
  Create up to 999 archive volumes:           ARJ a -va a:archive.001
  Extract from a multiple volume archive:     ARJ x -v a:archive
  Create a multiple volume self-extractor:    ARJ a -va -je a:archive *.*
  Convert archive to self-extractor:          ARJ y -je1 archive

  Backup drive C to drive A:
                       ARJ a A:\backup C:\ -a1 -b2 -r -vvas -wC:\ -js -jt -hk
  Restore backup on drive A to drive C:       ARJ x A:\backup C:\ -vv -y

More detailed ARJ information:

Usage:  ARJ <command> [{/|-}<switch>[-|+|<option>]...] <archive_name>[.ARJ]
            [<base_directory_name>\] [<!list_name>|<path_name>|<wild_name>...]

        or

        ARJ @response_filename [ -& | -+ | -g? | -hy | -gpassword ]

<Commands>
 ac: Add Chapter to chapter archive      m: Move files to archive
 cc: Convert archive to Chapter archive  n: reName files in archive
 dc: Delete last Chapter from archive    o: Order files in archive
  a: Add files to archive                p: Print files to standard output
  b: execute Batch or dos command        q: recover damaged ARJ file
  c: Comment archive files               r: Remove paths from filenames
  d: Delete files from archive           s: Sample files to screen with pause
  e: Extract files from archive          t: Test integrity of archive
  f: Freshen files in archive            u: Update files to archive
  g: Garble files in archive             v: Verbosely list contents of archive
  i: check Integrity of ARJ.EXE          w: Where are text strings in archive
  j: Join archives to archive            x: eXtract files with full pathname
  k: remove obsolete bacKup files        y: copY archive with new options
  l: List contents of archive


<Main defaults>
  Save path information in archive
  Save long filenames
  Save/restore extended attributes
  Save/restore file date-time created and accessed in Win95 and OS/2
  Save timestamps in the UNIX format under UNIX-like operating systems
  Don't save drive and root in path information
  Display comment ANSI sequences with built-in display handler
  Prompt before overwriting output files
  Use method 1 compression
  Use binary mode
  Use ! as list file symbol
  The "ac" command is an abbreviation for "u -u2 -jb"
  The "cc" command is an abbreviation for "y -jb"
  The "dc" command is an abbreviation for "d -jb"

  ARJ uses OEM codepage by default in Win32 systems. The "-hy" option sets ARJ
  to use the ANSI codepage which is the Windows graphical environment default.
  ARJ/Win32 self-extracting archives should be built using the "-hy" option.

  To ensure compatibility with previous versions of ARJ, the "-2d" parameter
  has to be specified when archiving under UNIX.


<User prompt responses>
  Yes     - yes
  No      - no
  Quit    - abort out of ARJ
  Always  - always assume yes for current type of query
  Skip    - always assume no for current type of query
  Global  - always assume yes for all queries except diskette volume prompts
  Command - prompt for and execute one system command


<Switches>
  -: disables switch char                p: match using full Pathnames
  +: inhibits ARJ_SW usage              p1: match Pathname with subdirs
     +var: set environment variable      q: Query on each file
  @: set 1 token per response file line  r: Recurse subdirectories
  !: set list char (!)                   s: set archive time-Stamp to newest
  &: set batch critical error handler   s1: save original time-Stamp
  #: select files by number             s2: set archive time-Stamp
  $: add/extract volume label           s3: save both original time-Stamps
     $A: add/extract label to drive A    t: set file Type (default 0)
  a: allow any file Attribute               t0: set binary file type
 a1: any files, directories and UNIX    t1: set C text file type
     special files                          t1f: force C text file type
  b: Backup changed files                   t1g: set C text with graphics
 b1: Backup changed, reset archive bits  u: Update files (new + newer)
 b2: only reset archive bits            u1: Update files (new + OLDER)
 b3: reset archive bit during restore   u2: Update files (new + different)
 b4: do not restore bits, reset arc     u3: Update files (new + CRC mismatch)
 b5: do not restore any file attributes  v: enable multiple Volumes
  c: skip time-stamp Check                  v360:  build 362000 byte volumes
  d: Delete added files                     v50K:  build 50000 byte volumes
     asks permission before deleting        va:    auto-detect space available
 d1: Delete without permission (same as     vda:\*.*: delete a:\*.*
     "arj m")                               ve:    use alternate volume naming
 d2: Truncate instead of deleting           vi:    inhibit diskette change test
  e: Exclude paths from names               vr50K: reserve 50000 bytes of
 e1: Exclude base dir from names                   space on first volume
  f: Freshen existing files                 vs:    provide command prompt
 f1: Freshen with OLDER files               vsCMD: execute CMD before each vol
 f2: Freshen with DIFFERENT files           vv:    beep between volumes
 f3: Freshen with CRC mismatched files      vw:    keep Whole files in volumes
  g: Garble with password                   vz:    provide command with no echo
     gstew: garble with password stew       v360,v720,v1200,v1440: abbrevs
     g?: prompt for password                Volume options may be in any order
  i: show no progress Indicator             except s and z which must be last
 i1: show bar graph Indicator            w: assign Work directory
 i2: show percentage and bar graph          wTMP: use TMP as work directory
 i3: total progress percentage           x: eXclude selected files
 i4: total progress bar graph               x*.EXE: exclude *.EXE files
 i5: total percentage and bar graph         x!NAMES: exclude files in NAMES
 i6: total percentage and file graph        multiple exclusions are allowed
  k: Keep a .BAK of ARJ archive          y: assume Yes on all queries except
  l: create List_name file                  diskette volume prompts
     lNAMES.LST: create NAMES.LST           Use this switch for batch mode
  m: with Method 0, 1, 2, 3, 4           z: supply archive comment file
     m0: store (no compression)             zARC.CMT: use ARC.CMT for comments
     m1: good compression (default)         zNUL: use to strip comments
     m2: less memory and compression     _: convert filenames to lower case
     m3: FAST! less compression
     m4: FASTEST! least compression
  n: only New files (not exist)
  o: On or after YYYYMMDDHHMMSS
     o:       on today
     o19901225: on/after 12/25/1990
 ob: Before YYYYMMDDHHMMSS
     ob:       before today
     ob19901225: before 12/25/1990
 od: no older than N Days
     od5: five or less days old
 oa: After YYYYMMDDHHMMSS (last access)
     oa:       on today
     oa19901225: after 12/25/1990
oab: Before YYYYMMDDHHMMSS (last access)
     oab:      before today
     oab19901225: before 12/25/1990
 oc: After YYYYMMDDHHMMSS (created)
     oc:       on today
     oc19901225: after 12/25/1990
ocb: Before YYYYMMDDHHMMSS
     ocb:      before today
     ocb19901225: before 12/25/1990


<Shifted switches>
 h#: append date string to name         hi: detailed display in Index files
h#1: append time string to name         hk: build data protection record
h#2: append DHHMMSS to name             hk: default amount of recovery data
     (custom: h#{Y,M,D,N,h,m,s})       hk1: more recovery data
     h#YYYY-MMDD: append YYYY-MMDD     hk9: maximum amount of recovery data
 h$: try to use longnames (Win2000)         Disable ARJ-PROTECT when used with
 h2: obsolete synonym for -2 group          the "y" command
     of options                         hl: return error for Listfile error
 ha: ignore readonly Attribute          hm: increase file list capacity
 hb: select by file attribute/type     hm!: redirect -hm temp file
     a - archive bit set                    hm! : move temp file to XMS mem
     b - archive bit clear                  hm!e:\ : move temp file to e:\
     r - readonly                       hn: specify non-existent filespec
     s - system                             hn####: set #### as filespec
     h - hidden                         ho: Only extract files with matches
     d - directory                     ho1: Only extract files without matches
     n - normal file, not d,h,r,s,c,l   hq: ignore open access error on adds
     c - chapter label                 hq1: ignore open not found error on adds
     l - volume label                  hq2: ignore access and not found on adds
     f - abbrev for n,d,r,s,h           hr: try to ignore archive errors
     u - UNIX special files             hs: disable file Sharing
     w - win95 long filenames           ht: set Target directory
     hb: select all types                   htD:\DESTDIR
     hbsh: select hidden, system only   hu: allow Update of volume archives
     hbd: select dirs only              hv: check for ARJ version
 hc: execute Command at ARJ start       hw: scroll save search filename display
     hcCLS: execute CLS                hw1: display only filenames with matches
 he: skip test of security Envelope     hx: set default archive extensions
he1: set error on security Envelope         hx.arj.sdn
 hf: set short filenames only           hy: set ARJ32 to use ANSI codepage
hf1: set longnames in file comment          set ARJ to extract ANSI codepage
     or extract with W95LNAME.nnn           archive
hf2: use long filenames in DOS         hy1: force ARJ32 to use OEM codepage
hf3: set longnames in file comment     hy2: force ARJ32 to use ANSI codepage
     using shortname wildcards          hz: create an ARJ-SECURITY envelope
hf4: set all files archived in
     Windows as Windows long
     filenames
 hg: specify garble module filename
     hgGARBLE.COM: set GARBLE.COM as
     name of garble module
hg!: specify use of 40 bit encryption


 j#: store only CRC and not the file    jp: Pause after each screenful
j#1: store only date, size, attributes      jp50: pause, set page size to 50
j#2: restore file attributes            jq: set string parameter
j#3: restore file dates                     jqstring: set parameter to string
j#4: restore file attributes and dates  jr: Recover broken archive files
 j$: do not process file DTA and DTC   jr1: Recover badly broken archive files
 ja: set P command to display ANSI      js: Store archives by suffix
ja1: inhibit the display of comments        default is arj, arc, lzh, pak, rar,
 jb: set chapter backup processing          zip, zoo, j, and uc2.
jb0: clear chapter archive status           js.zoo: store only .zoo files
jb*: select all chapter backup files    jt: Test temporary archive by CRC
 jc: exit after Count of files         jt1: Test CRC and file contents
     jc5: exit after 5 files           jt2: Test only added file contents
     jc nam1 nam2: exit after 2 files  jt3: Test only file date-time and size
 jd: ensure free Disk space             ju: translate UNIX style paths
     e -jd50K: skip file if<50000 free  jv: set Verbose display
     l -jd1000: set error if<1000 free jv1: set special verbose list mode
 je: create self-extracting archive     jw: set extract output filename
je1: create SFXJR archive                   jwNEW.FIL: output to NEW.FIL
 jf: store/use Full specified path      jx: start at eXtended position
jf1: store/use path minus drive             jx10000: start at position 10000
 jg: [OBSOLETE]                         jy: suppress queries assuming Yes
jg1: [OBSOLETE]                           a - skip append query
 jh: set Huffman buffer size              c - skip create directory query
     jh65535: set to 65535 bytes (max)    d - skip delete files query
     jh2048: set to 2048 bytes (min)      k - skip disk space available query
 ji: create Index file                    n - skip new filename prompt
     jiINDEX.FIL: create INDEX.FIL        o - skip overwrite file query
 jk: Keep temp archive on error           r - erase all type-ahead before query
 jl: display only filespecs               s - skip scanned enough text query
 jm: set Maximum compression mode         v - skip proceed to next volume query
jm1: set faster Maximum compression       y - accept single character Y/N/A/Q
 jn: restart volumes at fileName          jycny: skip create, new name queries
     jnBIN\X.COM: restart at BIN\X.COM           in single character input mode
     jn: get restart information from   jz: supply file for file comment
     previously written index file          jzFIL.CMT: use FIL.CMT for comments
 jo: query when updating archive file       jzNUL: use to strip file comments
 jo: extract to unique Output names
jo1: extract to unique Output names
     keeping file extension


 2a: serialize names on extraction      2i: Ignore the first bytes of archive
 2b: [UNIX] restrict to Block devices       2i512: begin from offset 512
     2b or 2b.: current device only     2k: skip century display in dates        
     2b-/usr: all except where /usr is 2k1: use a non-ambiguous date display     
              located                       format                               
 2c: [OS/2, NT] handle Crit. EAs only   2l: [OS/2, NT] treat .LONGNAME EAs as    
 2d: ARJ/DOS compatibility mode             filenames when possible              
2d1: (OBSOLETE) comment compatibility   2o: [UNIX] store/restore file ownership  
 2e: [OS/2, NT] filter Extended attrs  2o1: store numeric UID/GID values         
     2e.*: pack/unpack system EAs only 2o2: same as -2o but saves group as well  
     2e.ICON?: pack/unpack icons only   2p: specify process Priority class       
     2e: disable EAs handling               OS/2, NT: 2p1...2p4                  
 2f: disable comment serialization          Linux, FreeBSD: 2p1...2p41           
     across multiple volumes            2r: Revert directory Recursion order     
 2h: [UNIX] Disable hardlink handling   2s: [UNIX] preserve Symlink properties   
2h1: [UNIX] Extract hardlinks as        2x: [OS/2, NT]: eXclude extended attrs   
     symlinks                               2x.ICON?: ignore icons


Environment variable setting:
  set ARJ_SW=-jyry -jv -i1
  set ARJ_SW=c:\arj.cfg


ARJ errorlevels:

  0 ->   success
  1 ->   warning (specified file to add to archive not found,
                  specified file to list, extract, etc., not found,
                  or answering negatively to "OK to proceed to next volume..."
                  prompt)
  2 ->   fatal error
  3 ->   CRC error (header or file CRC error or bad password)
  4 ->   ARJ-SECURITY error or attempt to update an ARJ-SECURED archive
  5 ->   disk full or write error
  6 ->   cannot open archive or file
  7 ->   simple user error (bad parameters)
  8 ->   not enough memory
  9 ->   not an ARJ archive
 10 ->   [DOS] XMS memory error (read or write)
 11 ->   user control break
 12 ->   too many chapters (over 250)

  The batch statement IF ERRORLEVEL 0 ...          means
  if the errorlevel is EQUAL TO or GREATER THAN 0.

If the first two characters of an ARJ comment are "))" in a self-extractor,
then the self-extractor will accept the appended line as its command line.

)) -o
will force the self-extractor to overwrite existing files.


ARJ is a trademark of ARJ Software, Inc.
OS/2 is a trademark of International Business Machines Corp.
UNIX is a registered trademark licensed exlusively through X/Open Company Ltd.


ARJ IS DEDICATED TO GOD AND TO THE JUNG FAMILY.  John 15:5
ARJ/2 IS DEDICATED TO THE MEMORIES OF UNITED GROUP INTERNATIONAL.


LICENSE POLICY:

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.


The OS/2, Linux and FreeBSD versions were originally conceived and designed
by:

                      Andrew Belov -- programmer
              Viatcheslav Odintsov -- head of the testing group.

For more information concerning ARJ, see the accompanying documentation or
visit the project home page at http://arj.sourceforge.net.
