I don't know if I'm right, no time to check it for you myself - but can you make a batch file to send each thn file to the decompressor?

You can make a directory listing into a file by opening a dos prompt window in the folder where the thn files are, and entering

"dir *.thn /B/O >> filelist.dat"

/B means "Bare" - filenames only, no filesize etc. and /O means "Ordered" (sorted).

Then just edit out any you don't want in the filelist.dat filenames, and add the path and name of the decompressor in front of each line, so that the clean filename becomes the "input file" parameter. Does the decompressor need an output file name? If so just add one to each line. Then when you have it the way you want it, rename it to "filelist.bat" and run it.

To open a dos prompt window? In explorer, right-click, new... text file, open it, enter "cmd", save it, rename it as "DosPrompt.bat" and run it. 20 seconds.

Any good?

Edited by - StarTrader on 9/20/2007 1:58:30 AM

Thanks StarTrader, but unfortunately the THN decompressor ignores parameters when run from the command prompt (DOS) window. It just invokes the application, which asks you for the input file.

Drag-and-drop doesn't work either: again it ignores what you dragged and only invokes the application, which asks you for the input file.

There's a total of 1456 THN files if I counted correctly, so if there's a trick to get around this problem I'd love to hear!


Edited by - breslin on 9/20/2007 5:57:09 AM

Drop a line to the author [email protected] and tell him what you want to do.