I am not able to put all my stuff inside of one main folder. It dosent seem that ver. 5 support Subfolders (?), so here is my "solution" (i tested in the unregistered version: i had to test it before registering, because i have not so much money):first pack your subfolder(s) to a .tar package (same name as your subfolder). put it in your project-folder. its an old package-format, so every packer should do that.
there is a nice small unpacker called untar.exe completely without licence-restrictions (and installation)!
ftp://ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/msdos/arcers/
put it in your project-folder as well 
now comes the magic:
define two scripts (lets call them startup.as and exit.as)
in startup.as you have to write:
SET('subfold',0)
REM to avoid double extracting if our sufolder has not been deleted, check for a file within your subfolder
FILEEXIST('subfold','{ebook}\SUBFOLDERNAME\IAMHERE.PNG')
IF({subfold})
REM MESSAGEBOX('exists')
ELSE
REM MESSAGEBOX('new')
RUN('untar subfoldername.tar /p /t /b')
ENDIF
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ok now we have our subfolder within or temp-folder. but on exit, we want to remove the whole stuff. so we set up our exit.as like that:
SET('exitbat',0)
SET('exitstr','rd /S /q "../{esbn}.a2k"')
FILEWRITE('exitbat','{ebook}\remdir.bat','{exitstr}')
IF({exitbat})
RUN('remdir.bat')
ENDIF
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drawbacks:
while unpacking, all the names are converted to uppercase. afaik is this no problem for ie.
the main tmp-folder will stay because the .bat file cant kill its parent.
there are some short dos-popups on start and on exit.
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this is my first try with this compiler (absolutely newbie), so forgive me this ****
py try (and my english)!
chris
(Edited by chris taubmann at 7:05 pm on Jan. 27, 2007)
