EXPAND – Windows CMD Command
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Uncompress one or more compressed .CAB cabinet files.
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Syntax EXPAND [-R] Source Destination EXPAND -R Source [Destination] EXPAND -I Source [Destination] EXPAND -D Source.cab [-F:Files] EXPAND Source.cab -F:Files Destination Options Source Source file specification. Wildcards can be used. -F:Files Name of files to expand from a .CAB. Destination Destination file | path specification. Destination can be a directory. If Source is multiple files and -r is not specified, Destination must be a directory. -R Rename expanded files. -I Rename expanded files but ignore directory structure. -D Display list of files in source. The output display does not display the PATH, but will use it on the extraction. |
The Microsoft File Expansion Utility dates back to MS-DOS 5 in 1990 supplied on floppy disc.
Versions of Expand prior to 6.0 (Windows 7) have buggy handling of cab files that contain filenames in subfolders – it will not preserve the path. Full details over on the forum.
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Example C:\> Expand -d demo.cab |
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