Is there a way to download files hosted in datafile host or alike into the phone such as pdfs and open them in dropbox, ezreader or aldiko?
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how to check what files inside .cab?
so I can try to check/get those items that
we like....
THank you
CAB - is a normal archive. It can be opened with WinRAR. I use FAR manager and CAB plugin.
I can open the CAB
but what I mean is to get those program from it
e.g
optus.cab do have *.bmp, music files
if I open by winrar or other program , you cant see those *.bmp n etc... files
only can see
those ~1 ~990 or what ever
TQ
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=10058
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=8840
here is 300 ebooks to put in the e-reader...
after download creat a folder on the sdcard..put the downloaded books into that folder and the images and then go to file explorer and the folder u just put the books and images and then copy and paste the books and images into root-my documents-reader and then paste the images to the images folder and the books to the books folder, download ebookindexer04 install and then start the app and create index and thats it
thanks to patcat007 for giving us these books
http://ul.to/5axg91 300 e-books
http://www.multiupload.com/3FCV1EV7RC 300 e-books
here is the ebookindexer and all theese books have been accepted by mod team so no need for reporting as warez
u can find more books at http://www.epubbooks.com/
My account is still awaiting Admin approval and the download is locked and requires an account.
Software - Advanced Android-x86 Installer For Windows
Introduction Advanced Android-x86 Installer is an windows executable which can help you install possibly any android-x86 operating system directly from windows. It also helps you in installing multiple clones of the same operating system and multi-booting them. Not only that, you can also...
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Anyone know any sites that have mirrors?
samtechofficial.blogspot.com_Advanced_Android-x86_Installer_v1.6_Full
MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.
www.mediafire.com
Try this
password of the file : "sto" , without quotes.
shasankp000 said:
samtechofficial.blogspot.com_Advanced_Android-x86_Installer_v1.6_Full
MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.
www.mediafire.com
Try this
password of the file : "sto" , without quotes.
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Mod edit - translated by Google:
What is the password
****************************
passaward kia ha g plese
Just log-in with Google to immediately download or get it here:
as from 14 Dec 2022 this is the latest version -> 1.8
download link [OFFICIAL, I was redirected to it after attempting to download]
75.87 MB folder on MEGA
2 files
mega.nz
BrotherBoard said:
Just log-in with Google to immediately download or get it here:
as from 14 Dec 2022 this is the latest version -> 1.8
download link [OFFICIAL, I was redirected to it after attempting to download from the link provided]
75.87 MB folder on MEGA
2 files
mega.nz
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I found a kitchen for Windows on the 4.pda website from the author CryptoNick. Maybe someone needs it. The author allows you to distribute it.
MIK_v3.8
MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.
www.mediafire.com
Kitchen theme on 4.pda:
Multi Image Kitchen - 4PDA
Multi Image Kitchen, Программа редактирования образов Android под WINDOWS
4pda.to
The principle of the kitchen is a simple drag and drop of a file or folder onto MIK.exe.
there is an update but can we have the link?thanks
I'm looking for a simple but flexible file manager type app for android. I use Files-by-Google predominately to scan and view images and videos so I specifically do not select "show hidden files" because I don't want Files-by-Google to ignore .nomedia files. Plus even if you do select "show hidden files" Files-by-Google shows Android>data and Android>obb as empty when these directories are clearly full of stuff when viewed over USB from the PC.
Because of this I've basically been using the Storage entry under Settings (Settings>Storage) as my default file manager. If I "show hidden files" in Storage I see the same directory structure that I see from the PC over USB. However I could not use Storage to move a set directories that had been placed in Internal_Storage>Documents from the PC over USB to where they belonged in Internal_Storage>Android>data>com.ngc.fora>files>Documents. In order to move the data to where it needed to be I had to use the PC over USB.
I'm looking for a simple but flexible android file manager that will show me everything that's there and nothing that's not with the ability to delete, copy and move files and directories to and from anywhere on the device. Also I would hope to be able to examine and traverse the entire directory structure in both the Internal_Storage space and any SD_card present. Also I refuse to use any type of cloud storage so an app that's overly bound to one cloud storage service or another is probably not the best choice.
Thank you for any suggestions.
[APP][2.2+] MiXplorer v6.x Released (fully-featured file manager)
[APP][2.2+] MiXplorer (full-featured file manager) Hello everyone! My name is Hootan. I work on XDA in my free time and this file explorer is my favorite Android project! MiXplorer mix of explorers (SD, FTP, Lan, Cloud and other storage...
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I'm using two file managers for my android devices:
Dateimanager+
File Manager - Apps on Google Play
Fast, easy-to-use and full-featured file manager app with cloud integration.
play.google.com
X-plore
X-plore File Manager - Apps on Google Play
X-plore is dual-pane file manager with tree view, LAN/Root/Clouds and more.
play.google.com
Dateimanager+ is very clear and easy to use, X-plore can do a bit more for that. Both should be able to do what you're looking for....
Thank you for the suggestions. I'll check them out.
My main file manager is Material Files
Material Files - Apps on Google Play
Open source Material Design file manager
play.google.com
Material Files | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository
Open source Material Design file manager
f-droid.org
GitHub - zhanghai/MaterialFiles: Material Design file manager for Android
Material Design file manager for Android. Contribute to zhanghai/MaterialFiles development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
It is open source, no ads, lightweight, uses Material design 3(android 12 with color pallete), and isn't relient on any cloud storage (but does have ftp, sftp, and smb support). It also allows you to host an ftp server from your phone so you can send files to another device.
However, it does not automatically add external storage(I've opened an issue on github), but you can easily add one from the side menu.
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It is open source, no ads, lightweight, uses Material design 3(android 12 with color pallete), and isn't relient on any cloud storage (but does have ftp, sftp, and smb support). It also allows you to host an ftp server from your phone so you can send files to another device.
However, it does not automatically add external storage(I've opened an issue on github), but you can easily add one from the side menu.
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Thanks. This is precisely what I was looking for.