SAR (Streamline Design)
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− | SAR appears to be based on generalized [[LHA]] format. | + | SAR appears to be based on generalized [[LHA]] format. It's not clear if SAR's "<code> LH5 </code>" compression scheme is identical to the standard "<code>-lh5-</code>" scheme, but it's at least very similar. |
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* [https://www.sac.sk/download/pack/sar1.zip SAR v1.00] (DOS software) | * [https://www.sac.sk/download/pack/sar1.zip SAR v1.00] (DOS software) | ||
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+ | == Sample files == | ||
+ | * {{DexvertSamples|archive/streamlineDesignSAR}} |
Latest revision as of 13:45, 13 December 2024
SAR (Streamline Arching Utility, or Streamline Archival Utility) is a compressed archive utility, and associated file format. It was developed by Streamline Design Company, and distributed as shareware.
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[edit] Format details
SAR appears to be based on generalized LHA format. It's not clear if SAR's " LH5
" compression scheme is identical to the standard "-lh5-
" scheme, but it's at least very similar.
[edit] Identification
SAR files apparently have bytes 0x20 'L' 'H' ?? 0x20
at offset 2. Possible values for the "??" byte include, but might not be limited to, '0' and '5'.
[edit] Software
- SAR v1.00 (DOS software)