Thank you for sharing. My software development skills are quite limited.
If you are able to use the command line (CMD or Powershell) rpaExtract.exe takes the archive.rpa (or whatever it is named) as its first parameter. The action sequence would then be:
- Open the folder that contains both the .rpa file and rpaExtract.exe
- Hold down the Shift key and right-click the folder background. Many keyboards also have a menu key that should have the same effect as right-clicking.
- In the context menu, the approximately third or fourth option from the bottom should be "Open command window here" or "Open PowerShell here" above "Share with", "New" and "Properties". It will only show when holding down the Shift key before right-clicking. If both exist—I prefer "Open command window here"
- In that command line you would type "rpaExtract.exe archive.rpa" (or whatever the name of the .rpa file is)
While writing the above I realized that I should be capable enough to make rpaExtract automatically detect .rpa files in the folder if nothing is dragged onto it and then extract them all one after the other. I will reply to your comment once I manage to add that feature.