I forget, what's that command line thing called in Windows where you can append a file onto the end of another? Like when people put a rar file into a jpeg so if you rename it from .jpg to .rar you can open it as an archive.
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Anonymous2006-09-14 21:09
google?
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Anonymous2006-09-15 3:17
i know how to do it but it'll take too long to explain. ask in /b/ theres a guide in gif format
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Anonymous2006-09-15 9:17
it's called "copy".
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Anonymous2006-09-15 13:40
RAR files can be embedded in other file types, probably the most common being JPEG. Image handling programs, browsers, and other utilities usually ignore any additional data after the end of the image, while RAR ignores anything before the RAR header. The procedure to create such a file is to append a RAR file to a JPEG. (e.g.: in DOS/Windows command-line: copy /b image1.jpg+something.rar image2.jpg, in UNIX: cat image1.jpg something.rar > image2.jpg).