AIM 7 beta 2 uses a new .aba format to compress directories into one single .aba file. This makes editing files that used to be in those directories impossible without access to the aba file contents. I have been able to confirm that the new aba format (something like aim binary achieve) is made using ZLIB compression.
Can some of the amazing and wonderful programmers from Neowin crack the file, and get access to it's contents? Any and all help is appreciated. I uploaded the file that I need access to.
I lived and breathed MSN Messenger/Windows Live Messenger. Going to the mess.be website (still online with no changes since 2013) to download display pictures etc. I was a beta tester for Messenger Plus! and spent quite a lot of time on the MsgPlus! forums (a read-only copy is still online at https://shoutbox.menthix.net)
Some old Neowin articles also https://www.neowin.net/news/messenger-plus-350/ good times but how time flies
Well i'll look into a docking station if needed and use that. Normally i don't usually have all the drives connected at once, usually once a month to sync the latest files, and then they go back in there storage area
memories! completely forgot about alcohol 120%!!!! man this list just makes me think of all the exciting times! everything's become so sterilized these days.
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AIM 7 beta 2 uses a new .aba format to compress directories into one single .aba file. This makes editing files that used to be in those directories impossible without access to the aba file contents. I have been able to confirm that the new aba format (something like aim binary achieve) is made using ZLIB compression.
Can some of the amazing and wonderful programmers from Neowin crack the file, and get access to it's contents? Any and all help is appreciated. I uploaded the file that I need access to.
Thanks!!!
en_us.zip
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