How Do You Convert EXE To Cab?
EXE (*.exe) is the general file extension for an executable file (ie. a program) in the Microsoft Windows, DOS, Open VMS, and OS/2 operating systems. In computing, CAB is the Microsoft Windows native compressed archive format. It supports compression and digital signing, and is used in a variety of Microsoft installation engines: Setup API, Device Installer, AdvPack (for the installation of ActiveX components from Internet Explorer) and Windows Installer. CAB (*.cab) is a Microsoft file extension and format for three methods of data compression: DEFLATE, Quantum, and LZX. In order to convert an EXE file to CAB, a conversion program must be used. Several of these are available online as free trial downloads. Download and install Cab Maker 2.0. Run the conversion program on the desktop. Click the “Add” button in the main window. Select an EXE (*.exe) file for conversion. Click “Add.” Click the “…” button in the “Cab Creation Options” field. Select a target destination for the converted
